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Acknowledgments
***************

Many people have contributed code included in the Free Software
Foundation's distribution of GNU Emacs.  To show our appreciation for
their public spirit, we list here in alphabetical order those who have
written substantial portions.  Others too numerous to mention have
reported and fixed bugs, and added features to many parts of Emacs.  We
thank them for their generosity as well.

   This list is intended to mention every contributor of a major
package or feature we currently distribute; if you know of someone we
have omitted, please report that as a manual bug.  More comprehensive
information is available in the `ChangeLog' files, summarized in the
file `etc/AUTHORS' in the distribution.

   * Per Abrahamsen wrote the customization facilities, as well as
     `double.el', for typing accented characters not normally available
     from the keyboard; `xt-mouse.el', which allows mouse commands
     through Xterm; `gnus-cus.el', which implements customization
     commands for Gnus; `gnus-cite.el', a citation-parsing facility for
     news articles; `gnus-score.el', scoring for Gnus; `cpp.el', which
     hides or highlights parts of C programs according to preprocessor
     conditionals; and the widget library files `wid-browse.el',
     `wid-edit.el', `widget.el'.  He also co-wrote `gnus-soup.el'.

   * Tomas Abrahamsson wrote `artist.el', a package for producing ASCII
     art with a mouse or with keyboard keys.

   * Jay K. Adams wrote `jka-compr.el' and `jka-cmpr-hook.el',
     providing automatic decompression and recompression for compressed
     files.

   * Michael Albinus wrote `dbus.el', a package that implements the
     D-Bus message bus protocol; `zeroconf.el', a mode for browsing
     Avahi services; `xesam.el', a Xesam-based search engine interface;
     and `secrets.el', an interface to keyring daemons for storing
     confidential data.  He and Kai Gro�johann wrote the Tramp package,
     which provides transparent remote file editing using rcp, ssh,
     ftp, and other network protocols.  He and Daniel Pittman wrote
     `tramp-cache.el'.

   * Ralf Angeli wrote `scroll-lock.el', a minor mode which keeps the
     point vertically fixed by scrolling the window when moving up and
     down in the buffer.

   * Joe Arceneaux wrote the original text property implementation, and
     implemented support for X11.

   * Emil �str�m, Milan Zamaza, and Stefan Bruda wrote `prolog.el', a
     mode for editing Prolog (and Mercury) code.

   * Miles Bader wrote `image-file.el', support code for visiting image
     files; `minibuf-eldef.el', a minor mode that hides the minibuffer
     default value when appropriate; `rfn-eshadow.el', shadowing of
     `read-file-name' input; `mb-depth.el', display of minibuffer
     depth; `button.el', the library that implements clickable buttons;
     `face-remap.el', a package for changing the default face in
     individual buffers; and `macroexp.el' for macro-expansion.  He
     also worked on an early version of the lexical binding code.

   * David Bakhash wrote `strokes.el', a mode for controlling Emacs by
     moving the mouse in particular patterns.

   * Juanma Barranquero wrote `emacs-lock.el' (based on the original
     version by Tom Wurgler), which makes it harder to exit with
     valuable buffers unsaved.  He also made many other contributions
     to other areas, including MS Windows support.

   * Eli Barzilay wrote `calculator.el', a desktop calculator for Emacs.

   * Steven L. Baur wrote `footnote.el' which lets you include
     footnotes in email messages; and `gnus-audio.el' and `earcon.el',
     which provide sound effects for Gnus.  He also wrote
     `gnus-setup.el'.

   * Alexander L. Belikoff, Sergey Berezin, Sacha Chua, David Edmondson,
     Noah Friedman, Andreas Fuchs, Mario Lang, Ben Mesander, Lawrence
     Mitchell, Gergely Nagy, Michael Olson, Per Persson, Jorgen
     Schaefer, Alex Schroeder, and Tom Tromey wrote ERC, an advanced
     Internet Relay Chat client (for more information, see the file
     `CREDITS' in the ERC distribution).

   * Scott Bender, Michael Brouwer, Christophe de Dinechin, Carl Edman,
     Christian Limpach and Adrian Robert developed and maintained the
     NeXTstep port of Emacs.

   * Anna M. Bigatti wrote `cal-html.el', which produces HTML calendars.

   * Ray Blaak and Simon South wrote `delphi.el', a mode for editing
     Delphi (Object Pascal) source code.

   * Martin Blais, Stefan Merten, and David Goodger wrote `rst.el', a
     mode for editing reStructuredText documents.

   * Jim Blandy wrote Emacs 19's input system, brought its
     configuration and build process up to the GNU coding standards,
     and contributed to the frame support and multi-face support.  Jim
     also wrote `tvi970.el', terminal support for the TeleVideo 970
     terminals; and co-wrote `wyse50.el' (q.v.).

   * Per Bothner wrote `term.el', a terminal emulator in an Emacs
     buffer.

   * Terrence M. Brannon wrote `landmark.el', a neural-network robot
     that learns landmarks.

   * Frank Bresz wrote `diff.el', a program to display `diff' output.

   * Peter Breton implemented `dirtrack.el', a library for tracking
     directory changes in shell buffers; `filecache.el', which records
     which directories your files are in; `locate.el', which interfaces
     to the `locate' command; `find-lisp.el', an Emacs Lisp emulation
     of the `find' program; `net-utils.el'; and the "generic mode"
     feature.

   * Emmanuel Briot wrote `xml.el', an XML parser for Emacs; and
     `ada-prj.el', editing of Ada mode project files, as well as
     co-authoring `ada-mode.el' and `ada-xref.el'.

   * Kevin Broadey wrote `foldout.el', providing folding extensions to
     Emacs's outline modes.

   * David M. Brown wrote `array.el', for editing arrays and other
     tabular data.

   * W/lodek Bzyl and Ryszard Kubiak wrote `ogonek.el', a package for
     changing the encoding of Polish characters.

   * Bill Carpenter provided `feedmail.el', a package for massaging
     outgoing mail messages and sending them through various popular
     mailers.

   * Per Cederqvist and Inge Wallin wrote `ewoc.el', an Emacs widget for
     manipulating object collections.  Per Cederqvist, Inge Wallin, and
     Thomas Bellman wrote `avl-tree.el', for balanced binary trees.

   * Hans Chalupsky wrote `advice.el', an overloading mechanism for
     Emacs Lisp functions; and `trace.el', a tracing facility for Emacs
     Lisp.

   * Chris Chase, Carsten Dominik, and J. D. Smith wrote IDLWAVE mode,
     for editing IDL and WAVE CL.

   * Bob Chassell wrote `texnfo-upd.el', `texinfo.el', and
     `makeinfo.el', modes and utilities for working with Texinfo files;
     and `page-ext.el', commands for extended page handling.  He also
     wrote the "Introduction to programming in Emacs Lisp" manual.

   * Jihyun Cho wrote `hanja-util.el' and `hangul.el', utilities for
     Korean Hanja.

   * Andrew Choi and Yamamoto Mitsuharu wrote the Carbon support, used
     prior to Emacs 23 for Mac OS.

   * Chong Yidong was the Emacs co-maintainer from Emacs 23 onwards.
     He made many improvements to the Emacs display engine.  He also
     wrote `tabulated-list.el', a generic major mode for lists of data;
     and improved support for themes and packages.

   * James Clark wrote SGML mode, a mode for editing SGML documents; and
     nXML mode, a mode for editing XML documents.  He also contributed
     to Emacs's dumping procedures.

   * Mike Clarkson wrote `edt.el', an emulation of DEC's EDT editor.

   * Glynn Clements provided `gamegrid.el' and a couple of games that
     use it, Snake and Tetris.

   * Andrew Cohen wrote `spam-wash.el', to decode and clean email before
     it is analyzed for spam.

   * Edward O'Connor wrote `json.el', a file for parsing and generating
     JSON files.

   * Georges Brun-Cottan and Stefan Monnier wrote `easy-mmode.el', a
     package for easy definition of major and minor modes.

   * Andrew Csillag wrote M4 mode (`m4-mode.el').

   * Doug Cutting and Jamie Zawinski wrote `disass.el', a disassembler
     for compiled Emacs Lisp code.

   * Mathias Dahl wrote `image-dired.el', a package for viewing image
     files as "thumbnails".

   * Julien Danjou wrote an implementation of "Desktop Notifications"
     (`notifications.el'); and `color.el', a library for general color
     manipulation.  He also made various contributions to Gnus.

   * Vivek Dasmohapatra wrote `htmlfontify.el', to convert a buffer or
     source tree to HTML.

   * Gary Delp wrote `mailpost.el', an interface between RMAIL and the
     `/usr/uci/post' mailer.

   * Matthieu Devin wrote `delsel.el', a package to make newly-typed
     text replace the current selection.

   * Eric Ding wrote `goto-addr.el',

   * Jan Dj�rv added support for the GTK+ toolkit and X drag-and-drop.
     He also wrote `dynamic-setting.el'.

   * Carsten Dominik wrote RefTeX, a package for setting up labels and
     cross-references in LaTeX documents; and co-wrote IDLWAVE mode
     (q.v.).  He was the original author of Org mode, for maintaining
     notes, todo lists, and project planning.  Bastien Guerry
     subsequently took over maintainership.  Benjamin Andresen, Thomas
     Baumann, Joel Boehland, Jan B�cker, Lennart Borgman, Baoqiu Cui,
     Dan Davison, Christian Egli, Eric S. Fraga, Daniel German, Chris
     Gray, Konrad Hinsen, Tassilo Horn, Philip Jackson, Martyn Jago,
     Thorsten Jolitz, Jambunathan K, Tokuya Kameshima, Sergey Litvinov,
     David Maus, Ross Patterson, Juan Pechiar, Sebastian Rose, Eric
     Schulte, Paul Sexton, Ulf Stegemann, Andy Stewart, Christopher
     Suckling, David O'Toole, John Wiegley, Zhang Weize, Piotr
     Zielinski, and others also wrote various Org mode components.  For
     more information, *note History and Acknowledgments: (org)History
     and Acknowledgments.

   * Scott Draves wrote `tq.el', help functions for maintaining
     transaction queues between Emacs and its subprocesses.

   * Benjamin Drieu wrote `pong.el', an implementation of the classical
     pong game.

   * Viktor Dukhovni wrote support for dumping under SunOS version 4.

   * John Eaton and Kurt Hornik wrote Octave mode.

   * Rolf Ebert, Markus Heritsch, and Emmanuel Briot wrote Ada mode.

   * Paul Eggert integrated the Gnulib portability library, and made
     many other portability fixes to the C code; as well as his
     contributions to VC and the calendar.

   * Stephen Eglen wrote `mspools.el', which tells you which Procmail
     folders have mail waiting in them; and `iswitchb.el', a feature
     for incremental reading and completion of buffer names.

   * Torbj�rn Einarsson wrote `f90.el', a mode for Fortran 90 files.

   * Tsugutomo Enami co-wrote the support for international character
     sets.

   * David Engster wrote `mairix.el' and `nnmairix.el', an interface to
     the Mairix indexing tool.

   * Hans Henrik Eriksen wrote `simula.el', a mode for editing SIMULA 87
     code.

   * Michael Ernst wrote `reposition.el', a command for recentering a
     function's source code and preceding comment on the screen.

   * Ata Etemadi wrote `cdl.el', functions for working with Common Data
     Language source code.

   * Frederick Farnbach implemented `morse.el', which converts text to
     Morse code.

   * Oscar Figueiredo wrote EUDC, the Emacs Unified Directory Client,
     which is an interface to directory servers via LDAP, CCSO PH/QI,
     or BBDB; and `ldap.el', the LDAP client interface.

   * Fred Fish wrote the support for dumping COFF executable files.

   * Karl Fogel wrote `bookmark.el', which implements named
     placeholders; `mail-hist.el', a history mechanism for outgoing
     mail messages; and `saveplace.el', for preserving point's location
     in files between editing sessions.

   * Gary Foster wrote `crisp.el', the emulation for CRiSP and Brief
     editors; and `scroll-all.el', a mode for scrolling several buffers
     together.

   * Noah Friedman wrote `rlogin.el', an interface to Rlogin,
     `type-break.el', which reminds you to take periodic breaks from
     typing, and `eldoc-mode', a mode to show the defined parameters or
     the doc string for the Lisp function near point.

   * Shigeru Fukaya wrote a testsuite for the byte-compiler.

   * Keith Gabryelski wrote `hexl.el', a mode for editing binary files.

   * Kevin Gallagher rewrote and enhanced the EDT emulation, and wrote
     `flow-ctrl.el', a package for coping with unsuppressible XON/XOFF
     flow control.

   * Kevin Gallo added multiple-frame support for Windows NT and wrote
     `w32-win.el', support functions for the MS-Windows window system.

   * Juan Le�n Lahoz Garc�a wrote `wdired.el', a package for performing
     file operations by directly editing Dired buffers.

   * Howard Gayle wrote much of the C and Lisp code for display tables
     and case tables.  He also wrote `rot13.el', a command to display
     the plain-text form of a buffer encoded with the Caesar cipher;
     `vt100-led.el', a package for controlling the LEDs on
     VT100-compatible terminals; and much of the support for ISO-8859
     European character sets (which includes `iso-ascii.el',
     `iso-insert.el', `iso-swed.el', `iso-syntax.el', `iso-transl.el',
     and `swedish.el').

   * Stephen Gildea made the Emacs quick reference card, and made many
     contributions for `time-stamp.el', a package for maintaining
     last-change time stamps in files.

   * Julien Gilles wrote `gnus-ml.el', a mailing list minor mode for
     Gnus.

   * David Gillespie wrote the Common Lisp compatibility packages;
     `Calc', an advanced calculator and mathematical tool, since
     maintained and developed by Jay Belanger; `complete.el', a partial
     completion mechanism; and `edmacro.el', a package for editing
     keyboard macros.

   * Bob Glickstein wrote `sregex.el', a facility for writing regexps
     using a Lisp-like syntax.

   * Boris Goldowsky wrote `avoid.el', a package to keep the mouse
     cursor out of the way of the text cursor; `shadowfile.el', a
     package for keeping identical copies of files in more than one
     place; `format.el', a package for reading and writing files in
     various formats; `enriched.el', a package for saving text
     properties in files; `facemenu.el', a package for specifying
     faces; and `descr-text.el', describing text and character
     properties.

   * Michelangelo Grigni wrote `ffap.el' which visits a file, taking
     the file name from the buffer.

   * Odd Gripenstam wrote `dcl-mode.el' for editing DCL command files.

   * Michael Gschwind wrote `iso-cvt.el', a package to convert between
     the ISO 8859-1 character set and the notations for non-ASCII
     characters used by TeX and net tradition.

   * Bastien Guerry wrote `gnus-bookmark.el', bookmark support for Gnus;
     as well as helping to maintain Org mode (q.v.).

   * Henry Guillaume wrote `find-file.el', a package to visit files
     related to the currently visited file.

   * Doug Gwyn wrote the portable `alloca' implementation.

   * Ken'ichi Handa implemented most of the support for international
     character sets, and wrote most of the Emacs 23 font handling code.
     He also wrote `composite.el', which provides a minor mode that
     composes characters automatically when they are displayed;
     `isearch-x.el', a facility for searching non-ASCII text; and
     `ps-bdf.el', a BDF font support for printing non-ASCII text on a
     PostScript printer.  Together with Naoto Takahashi, he wrote
     `quail.el', an input facility for typing non-ASCII text from an
     ASCII keyboard.

   * Jesper Harder wrote `yenc.el', for decoding yenc encoded messages.

   * Alexandru Harsanyi wrote a library for accessing SOAP web services.

   * K. Shane Hartman wrote `chistory.el' and `echistory.el', packages
     for browsing command history lists; `electric.el' and `helper.el',
     which provide an alternative command loop and appropriate help
     facilities; `emacsbug.el', a package for reporting Emacs bugs;
     `picture.el', a mode for editing ASCII pictures; and `view.el', a
     package for perusing files and buffers without editing them.

   * John Heidemann wrote `mouse-copy.el' and `mouse-drag.el', which
     provide alternative mouse-based editing and scrolling features.

   * Jon K Hellan wrote `utf7.el', support for mail-safe transformation
     format of Unicode.

   * Karl Heuer wrote the original blessmail script, implemented the
     `intangible' text property, and rearranged the structure of the
     `Lisp_Object' type to allow for more data bits.

   * Manabu Higashida ported Emacs to MS-DOS.

   * Anders Holst wrote `hippie-exp.el', a versatile completion and
     expansion package.

   * Tassilo Horn wrote DocView mode, allowing viewing of PDF,
     PostScript and DVI documents.

   * Tom Houlder wrote `mantemp.el', which generates manual C++
     template instantiations.

   * Joakim Hove wrote `html2text.el', a html to plain text converter.

   * Denis Howe wrote `browse-url.el', a package for invoking a WWW
     browser to display a URL.

   * Lars Magne Ingebrigtsen did a major redesign of the Gnus
     news-reader and wrote many of its parts.  Several of these are now
     general components of Emacs, including: `dns.el' for Domain Name
     Service lookups; `format-spec.el' for formatting arbitrary format
     strings; `netrc.el' for parsing of `.netrc' files; and
     `time-date.el' for general date and time handling.  He also wrote
     `network-stream.el', for opening network processes;
     `url-queue.el', for controlling parallel downloads of URLs; and
     implemented libxml2 support.  Components of Gnus have also been
     written by: Nagy Andras, David Blacka, Scott Byer, Ludovic
     Court�s, Julien Danjou, Kevin Greiner, Kai Gro�johann, Joe
     Hildebrand, Paul Jarc, Simon Josefsson, Sascha L�decke, David
     Moore, Jim Radford, Benjamin Rutt, Raymond Scholz, Thomas Steffen,
     Reiner Steib, Didier Verna, Ilja Weis, Katsumi Yamaoka, Teodor
     Zlatanov, and others (*note Contributors: (gnus)Contributors.).

   * Andrew Innes contributed extensively to the MS-Windows support.

   * Seiichiro Inoue improved Emacs's XIM support.

   * Philip Jackson wrote `find-cmd.el', to build a `find' command-line.

   * Ulf Jasper wrote `icalendar.el', a package for converting Emacs
     diary entries to and from the iCalendar format; `newsticker.el',
     an RSS and Atom based Newsticker; and `bubbles.el', a puzzle game.

   * Kyle Jones wrote `life.el', a package to play Conway's "life" game.

   * Terry Jones wrote `shadow.el', a package for finding potential
     load-path problems when some Lisp file "shadows" another.

   * Simon Josefsson wrote `dns-mode.el', an editing mode for Domain
     Name System master files; `dig.el', a Domain Name System interface;
     `flow-fill.el', a package for interpreting RFC2646 formatted text
     in messages; `fringe.el', a package for customizing the fringe;
     `imap.el', an Emacs Lisp library for talking to IMAP servers;
     `password-cache.el', a password reader; `nnimap.el', the IMAP
     back-end for Gnus; `url-imap.el' for the URL library;
     `rfc2104.el', a hashed message authentication facility; the Gnus
     S/MIME and Sieve components; and `tls.el' and `starttls.el' for
     the Transport Layer Security protocol.

   * Arne J�rgensen wrote `latexenc.el', a package to automatically
     guess the correct coding system in LaTeX files.

   * Alexandre Julliard wrote `vc-git.el', support for the Git version
     control system.

   * Tomoji Kagatani implemented `smtpmail.el', used for sending out
     mail with SMTP.

   * Ivan Kanis wrote `vc-hg.el', support for the Mercurial version
     control system.

   * Henry Kautz wrote `bib-mode.el', a mode for maintaining
     bibliography databases compatible with `refer' (the `troff'
     version) and `lookbib', and `refbib.el', a package to convert
     those databases to the format used by the LaTeX text formatting
     package.

   * Taichi Kawabata added support for Devanagari script and the Indian
     languages, and wrote `ucs-normalize.el' for Unicode normalization.

   * Taro Kawagishi implemented the MD4 Message Digest Algorithm in
     Lisp; and wrote `ntlm.el' and `sasl-ntlm.el' for NT LanManager
     authentication support.

   * Howard Kaye wrote `sort.el', commands to sort text in Emacs
     buffers.

   * Michael Kifer wrote `ediff', an interactive interface to the
     `diff', `patch', and `merge' programs; and Viper, another emulator
     of the VI editor.

   * Richard King wrote the first version of `userlock.el' and
     `filelock.c', which provide simple support for multiple users
     editing the same file.  He also wrote the initial version of
     `uniquify.el', a facility to make buffer names unique by adding
     parts of the file's name to the buffer name.

   * Peter Kleiweg wrote `ps-mode.el', a mode for editing PostScript
     files and running a PostScript interpreter interactively from
     within Emacs.

   * Karel Kl�c< contributed SELinux support, for preserving the
     Security-Enhanced Linux context of files on backup and copy.

   * Shuhei Kobayashi wrote `hex-util.el', for operating on hexadecimal
     strings; and support for HMAC (Keyed-Hashing for Message
     Authentication).

   * Pavel Kobyakov wrote `flymake.el', a minor mode for performing
     on-the-fly syntax checking.

   * David M. Koppelman wrote `hi-lock.el', a minor mode for
     interactive automatic highlighting of parts of the buffer text.

   * Koseki Yoshinori wrote `iimage.el', a minor mode for displaying
     inline images.

   * Robert Krawitz wrote the original `xmenu.c', part of Emacs's pop-up
     menu support.

   * Sebastian Kremer wrote `dired-mode', with contributions by Lawrence
     R. Dodd.  He also wrote `ls-lisp.el', a Lisp emulation of the `ls'
     command for platforms that don't have `ls' as a standard program.

   * David Ka*gedal wrote `tempo.el', providing support for easy
     insertion of boilerplate text and other common constructions.

   * Igor Kuzmin wrote `cconv.el', providing closure conversion for
     statically scoped Emacs lisp.

   * Daniel LaLiberte wrote `edebug.el', a source-level debugger for
     Emacs Lisp; `cl-specs.el', specifications to help `edebug' debug
     code written using David Gillespie's Common Lisp support;
     `cust-print.el', a customizable package for printing lisp objects;
     and `isearch.el', Emacs's incremental search minor mode.  He also
     co-wrote `hideif.el' (q.v.).

   * Karl Landstrom and Daniel Colascione wrote `js.el', a mode for
     editing JavaScript.

   * Vinicius Jose Latorre wrote the Emacs printing facilities, as well
     as `ps-print' (with Jim Thompson, Jacques Duthen, and Kenichi
     Handa), a package for pretty-printing Emacs buffers to PostScript
     printers; `delim-col.el', a package to arrange text into columns;
     `ebnf2ps.el', a package that translates EBNF grammar to a syntactic
     chart that can be printed to a PostScript printer; and
     `whitespace.el', a package that detects and cleans up excess
     whitespace in a file (building on an earlier version by Rajesh
     Vaidheeswarran).

   * Frederic Lepied wrote `expand.el', which uses the abbrev mechanism
     for inserting programming constructs.

   * Peter Liljenberg wrote `elint.el', a Lint-style code checker for
     Emacs Lisp programs.

   * Lars Lindberg wrote `msb.el', which provides more flexible menus
     for buffer selection; co-wrote `imenu.el' (q.v.); and rewrote
     `dabbrev.el', originally written by Don Morrison.

   * Anders Lindgren wrote `autorevert.el', a package for automatically
     reverting files visited by Emacs that were changed on disk;
     `cwarn.el', a package to highlight suspicious C and C++
     constructs; and `follow.el', a minor mode to synchronize windows
     that show the same buffer.

   * Thomas Link wrote `filesets.el', a package for handling sets of
     files.

   * Juri Linkov wrote `misearch.el', extending isearch to multi-buffer
     searches; the code in `files-x.el' for handling file- and
     directory-local variables; and the `info-finder' feature that
     creates a virtual Info manual of package keywords.

   * K�roly Lo''rentey wrote the "multi-terminal" code, which allows
     Emacs to run on graphical and text terminals simultaneously.

   * Martin Lorentzon wrote `vc-annotate.el', support for version
     control annotation.

   * Dave Love wrote much of the code dealing with Unicode support and
     Latin-N unification.  He added support for many coding systems,
     including the various UTF-7 and UTF-16 coding systems.  He also
     wrote `autoarg-mode', a global minor mode whereby digit keys supply
     prefix arguments; `autoarg-kp-mode', which redefines the keypad
     numeric keys to digit arguments; `autoconf.el', a mode for editing
     Autoconf files; `cfengine.el', a mode for editing Cfengine files;
     `elide-head.el', a package for eliding boilerplate text from file
     headers; `hl-line.el', a minor mode for highlighting the line in
     the current window on which point is; `cap-words.el', a minor mode
     for motion in "CapitalizedWordIdentifiers"; `latin1-disp.el', a
     package that lets you display ISO 8859 characters on Latin-1
     terminals by setting up appropriate display tables; `python.el', a
     major mode for the Python programming language; `smiley.el', a
     facility for displaying smiley faces; `sym-comp.el', a library for
     performing mode-dependent symbol completion; `benchmark.el' for
     timing code execution; and `tool-bar.el', a mode to control the
     display of the Emacs tool bar.  With Riccardo Murri he wrote
     `vc-bzr.el', support for the Bazaar version control system.

   * Eric Ludlam wrote the Speedbar package; `checkdoc.el', for checking
     doc strings in Emacs Lisp programs; `dframe.el', providing
     dedicated frame support modes; `ezimage.el', a generalized way to
     place images over text; `chart.el' for drawing bar charts etc; and
     the EIEIO (Enhanced Implementation of Emacs Interpreted Objects)
     package.  He was also the main author of the CEDET (Collection of
     Emacs Development Environment Tools) package.  Portions were also
     written by Jan Moringen, David Ponce, and Joakim Verona.

   * Roland McGrath wrote `compile.el' (since updated by Daniel
     Pfeiffer), a package for running compilations in a buffer, and then
     visiting the locations reported in error messages; `etags.el', a
     package for jumping to function definitions and searching or
     replacing in all the files mentioned in a `TAGS' file; with
     Sebastian Kremer `find-dired.el', for using `dired' commands on
     output from the `find' program; `grep.el' for running the `grep'
     command; `map-ynp.el', a general purpose boolean question-asker;
     `autoload.el', providing semi-automatic maintenance of autoload
     files.

   * Alan Mackenzie wrote the integrated AWK support in CC Mode, and
     maintained CC Mode from Emacs 22 onwards.

   * Michael McNamara and Wilson Snyder wrote Verilog mode.

   * Christopher J. Madsen wrote `decipher.el', a package for cracking
     simple substitution ciphers.

   * Neil M. Mager wrote `appt.el', functions to notify users of their
     appointments.  It finds appointments recorded in the diary files
     used by the `calendar' package.

   * Ken Manheimer wrote `allout.el', a mode for manipulating and
     formatting outlines, and `icomplete.el', which provides incremental
     completion feedback in the minibuffer.

   * Bill Mann wrote `perl-mode.el', a mode for editing Perl code.

   * Brian Marick and Daniel LaLiberte wrote `hideif.el', support for
     hiding selected code within C `#ifdef' clauses.

   * Simon Marshall wrote `regexp-opt.el', which generates a regular
     expression from a list of strings; and the fast-lock and lazy-lock
     font-lock support modes.  He also extended `comint.el' and
     `shell.el', originally written by Olin Shivers.

   * Bengt Martensson, Dirk Herrmann, Marc Shapiro, Mike Newton, Aaron
     Larson, and Stefan Schoef, wrote `bibtex.el', a mode for editing
     BibTeX bibliography files.

   * Charlie Martin wrote `autoinsert.el', which provides automatic
     mode-sensitive insertion of text into new files.

   * Yukihiro Matsumoto and Nobuyoshi Nakada wrote Ruby-mode.

   * Thomas May wrote `blackbox.el', a version of the traditional
     blackbox game.

   * David Megginson wrote `derived.el', which allows one to define new
     major modes by inheriting key bindings and commands from existing
     major modes.

   * Will Mengarini wrote `repeat.el', a command to repeat the preceding
     command with its arguments.

   * Richard Mlynarik wrote `cl-indent.el', a package for indenting
     Common Lisp code; `ebuff-menu.el', an "electric" browser for
     buffer listings; `ehelp.el', bindings for browsing help screens;
     `rfc822.el', a parser for E-mail addresses in the RFC-822 format,
     used in mail messages and news articles; `terminal.el', a terminal
     emulator for Emacs subprocesses; and `yow.el', an essential
     utility.

   * Gerd Moellmann was the Emacs maintainer from the beginning of
     Emacs 21 development until the release of 21.1.  He wrote the new
     display engine used from Emacs 21 onwards, and the asynchronous
     timers facility.  He also wrote `ebrowse', the C++ browser;
     `jit-lock.el', the Just-In-Time font-lock support mode;
     `tooltip.el', a package for displaying tooltips; `authors.el', a
     package for maintaining the `AUTHORS' file; and `rx.el', a regular
     expression constructor.

   * Stefan Monnier was the Emacs co-maintainer from Emacs 23 onwards.
     He added support for Arch and Subversion to VC, re-wrote much of
     the Emacs server to use the built-in networking primitives, and
     re-wrote the abbrev and minibuffer completion code for Emacs 23.
     He also wrote `PCL-CVS', a directory-level front end to the CVS
     version control system; `reveal.el', a minor mode for
     automatically revealing invisible text; `smerge-mode.el', a minor
     mode for resolving `diff3' conflicts; `diff-mode.el', a mode for
     viewing and editing context diffs; `css-mode.el' for Cascading
     Style Sheets; `bibtex-style.el' for BibTeX Style files; `mpc.el', a
     client for the "Music Player Daemon"; `smie.el', a generic
     indentation engine; and `pcase.el', implementing ML-style pattern
     matching.  He integrated the lexical binding code in Emacs 24.

   * Morioka Tomohiko wrote several packages for MIME support in Gnus
     and elsewhere.

   * Sen Nagata wrote `crm.el', a package for reading multiple strings
     with completion, and `rfc2368.el', support for `mailto:' URLs.

   * Erik Naggum wrote the time-conversion functions.  He also wrote
     `disp-table.el', for dealing with display tables; `mailheader.el',
     for parsing email headers; and `parse-time.el', for parsing time
     strings.

   * Takahashi Naoto co-wrote `quail.el' (q.v.), and wrote `robin.el',
     another input method.

   * Thomas Neumann and Eric Raymond wrote `make-mode.el', a mode for
     editing makefiles.

   * Thien-Thi Nguyen and Dan Nicolaescu wrote `hideshow.el', a minor
     mode for selectively displaying blocks of text.

   * Jurgen Nickelsen wrote `ws-mode.el', providing WordStar emulation.

   * Dan Nicolaescu added support for running Emacs as a daemon.  He
     also wrote `romanian.el', support for editing Romanian text;
     `iris-ansi.el', support for running Emacs on SGI's `xwsh' and
     `winterm' terminal emulators; and `vc-dir.el', displaying the
     status of version-controlled directories.

   * Hrvoje Niksic wrote `savehist.el', for saving the minibuffer
     history between Emacs sessions.

   * Jeff Norden wrote `kermit.el', a package to help the Kermit dialup
     communications program run comfortably in an Emacs shell buffer.

   * Andrew Norman wrote `ange-ftp.el', providing transparent FTP
     support.

   * Kentaro Ohkouchi created the Emacs icons used beginning with Emacs
     23.

   * Christian Ohler wrote `ert.el', a library for automated regression
     testing.

   * Alexandre Oliva wrote `gnus-mlspl.el', a group params-based mail
     splitting mechanism.

   * Takaaki Ota wrote `table.el', a package for creating and editing
     embedded text-based tables.

   * Pieter E. J. Pareit wrote `mixal-mode.el', an editing mode for the
     MIX assembly language.

   * David Pearson wrote `quickurl.el', a simple method of inserting a
     URL into the current buffer based on text at point; `5x5.el', a
     game to fill all squares on the field.

   * Jeff Peck wrote `sun.el', key bindings for sunterm keys.

   * Damon Anton Permezel wrote `hanoi.el', an animated demonstration of
     the "Towers of Hanoi" puzzle.

   * William M. Perry wrote `mailcap.el' (with Lars Magne
     Ingebrigtsen), a MIME media types configuration facility;
     `mwheel.el', a package for supporting mouse wheels; co-wrote (with
     Dave Love) `socks.el', a Socks v5 client; and developed the URL
     package.

   * Per Persson wrote `gnus-vm.el', the VM interface for Gnus.

   * Jens Petersen wrote `find-func.el', which makes it easy to find
     the source code for an Emacs Lisp function or variable.

   * Daniel Pfeiffer wrote `conf-mode.el', a mode for editing
     configuration files; `copyright.el', a package for updating
     copyright notices in files; `executable.el', a package for
     executing interpreter scripts; `sh-script.el', a mode for editing
     shell scripts; `skeleton.el', implementing a concise language for
     writing statement skeletons; and `two-column.el', a minor mode for
     simultaneous two-column editing.

     Daniel also rewrote `apropos.el' (originally written by Joe Wells),
     for finding commands, functions, and variables matching a regular
     expression; and, together with Jim Blandy, co-authored `wyse50.el',
     support for Wyse 50 terminals.  He also co-wrote `compile.el'
     (q.v.) and `ada-stmt.el'.

   * Richard L. Pieri wrote `pop3.el', a Post Office Protocol (RFC
     1460) interface for Emacs.

   * Fred Pierresteguy and Paul Reilly made Emacs work with X Toolkit
     widgets.

   * Fran�ois Pinard, Greg McGary, and Bruno Haible wrote `po.el',
     support for PO translation files.

   * Christian Plaunt wrote `soundex.el', an implementation of the
     Soundex algorithm for comparing English words by their
     pronunciation.

   * David Ponce wrote `recentf.el', a package that puts a menu of
     recently visited files in the Emacs menu bar; `ruler-mode.el', a
     minor mode for displaying a ruler in the header line; and
     `tree-widget.el', a package to display hierarchical data
     structures.

   * Francesco A. Potorti wrote `cmacexp.el', providing a command which
     runs the C preprocessor on a region of a file and displays the
     results.  He also expanded and redesigned the `etags' program.

   * Michael D. Prange and Steven A. Wood wrote `fortran.el', a mode
     for editing Fortran code.

   * Ashwin Ram wrote `refer.el', commands to look up references in
     bibliography files by keyword.

   * Eric S. Raymond wrote `vc.el', an interface to the RCS and SCCS
     source code version control systems, with Paul Eggert; `gud.el', a
     package for running source-level debuggers like GDB and SDB in
     Emacs; `asm-mode.el', a mode for editing assembly language code;
     `AT386.el', terminal support package for IBM's AT keyboards;
     `cookie1.el', support for "fortune-cookie" programs like `yow.el'
     and `spook.el'; `finder.el', a package for finding Emacs Lisp
     packages by keyword and topic; `keyswap.el', code to swap the <BS>
     and <DEL> keys; `loadhist.el', functions for loading and unloading
     Emacs features; `lisp-mnt.el', functions for working with the
     special headers used in Emacs Lisp library files; and code to set
     and make use of the `load-history' lisp variable, which records
     the source file from which each lisp function loaded into Emacs
     came.

   * Edward M. Reingold wrote the calendar and diary support, with
     contributions from Stewart Clamen (`cal-mayan.el'), Nachum
     Dershowitz (`cal-hebrew.el'), Paul Eggert (`cal-dst.el'), Steve
     Fisk (`cal-tex.el'), Michael Kifer (`cal-x.el'), Lara Rios
     (`cal-menu.el'), and Denis B. Roegel (`solar.el').  Andy Oram
     contributed to its documentation.  Reingold also contributed to
     `tex-mode.el', a mode for editing TeX files, as did William F.
     Schelter, Dick King, Stephen Gildea, Michael Prange, and Jacob
     Gore.

   * David Reitter wrote `mailclient.el' which can send mail via the
     system's designated mail client.

   * Alex Rezinsky wrote `which-func.el', a mode that shows the name of
     the current function in the mode line.

   * Rob Riepel wrote `tpu-edt.el' and its associated files, providing
     an emulation of the VMS TPU text editor emulating the VMS EDT
     editor, and `vt-control.el', providing some control functions for
     the DEC VT line of terminals.

   * Nick Roberts wrote `t-mouse.el', for mouse support in text
     terminals; and `gdb-ui.el', a graphical user interface to GDB.
     Together with Dmitry Dzhus, he wrote `gdb-mi.el', the successor to
     `gdb-ui.el'.

   * Danny Roozendaal implemented `handwrite.el', which converts text
     into "handwriting".

   * Markus Rost wrote `cus-test.el', a testing framework for customize.

   * Guillermo J. Rozas wrote `scheme.el', a mode for editing Scheme and
     DSSSL code.

   * Martin Rudalics implemented improved display-buffer handling in
     Emacs 24.

   * Ivar Rummelhoff wrote `winner.el', which records recent window
     configurations so you can move back to them.

   * Jason Rumney ported the Emacs 21 display engine to MS-Windows, and
     has contributed extensively to the MS-Windows port of Emacs.

   * Wolfgang Rupprecht wrote Emacs 19's floating-point support
     (including `float-sup.el' and `floatfns.c'), and `sup-mouse.el',
     support for the Supdup mouse on lisp machines.

   * Kevin Ryde wrote `info-xref.el', a library for checking references
     in Info files.

   * James B. Salem and Brewster Kahle wrote `completion.el', providing
     dynamic word completion.

   * Masahiko Sato wrote `vip.el', an emulation of the VI editor.

   * Holger Schauer wrote `fortune.el', a package for using fortune in
     message signatures.

   * William Schelter wrote `telnet.el', support for `telnet' sessions
     within Emacs.

   * Ralph Schleicher wrote `battery.el', a package for displaying
     laptop computer battery status, and `info-look.el', a package for
     looking up Info documentation for symbols in the buffer.

   * Michael Schmidt and Tom Perrine wrote `modula2.el', a mode for
     editing Modula-2 code, based on work by Mick Jordan and Peter
     Robinson.

   * Ronald S. Schnell wrote `dunnet.el', a text adventure game.

   * Philippe Schnoebelen wrote `gomoku.el', a Go Moku game played
     against Emacs; and `mpuz.el', a multiplication puzzle.

   * Rainer Schoepf contributed to Alpha and OSF1 support.

   * Jan Schormann wrote `solitaire.el', an implementation of the
     Solitaire game.

   * Alex Schroeder wrote `ansi-color.el', a package for translating
     ANSI color escape sequences to Emacs faces; `sql.el', a package
     for interactively running an SQL interpreter in an Emacs buffer;
     `cus-theme.el', an interface for custom themes; `master.el', a
     package for making a buffer `master' over another; and
     `spam-stat.el', for statistical detection of junk email.  He also
     wrote parts of the IRC client ERC (q.v.).

   * Randal Schwartz wrote `pp.el', a pretty-printer for lisp objects.

   * Oliver Seidel wrote `todo-mode.el', a package for maintaining
     `TODO' list files.

   * Manuel Serrano wrote the Flyspell package, which does spell
     checking as you type.

   * Hovav Shacham wrote `windmove.el', a set of commands for selecting
     windows based on their geometrical position on the frame.

   * Stanislav Shalunov wrote `uce.el', for responding to unsolicited
     commercial email.

   * Richard Sharman wrote `hilit-chg.el', which uses colors to show
     recent editing changes.

   * Olin Shivers wrote `comint.el', a library for modes running
     interactive command-line-oriented subprocesses, and `shell.el', for
     running inferior shells (both since extended by Simon Marshall);
     `cmuscheme.el', for running inferior Scheme processes;
     `inf-lisp.el', for running inferior Lisp process.

   * Espen Skoglund wrote `pascal.el', a mode for editing Pascal code.

   * Rick Sladkey wrote `backquote.el', a lisp macro for creating
     mostly-constant data.

   * Lynn Slater wrote `help-macro.el', a macro for writing interactive
     help for key bindings.

   * Chris Smith wrote `icon.el', a mode for editing Icon code.

   * David Smith wrote `ielm.el', a mode for interacting with the Emacs
     Lisp interpreter as a subprocess.

   * Paul D. Smith wrote `snmp-mode.el'.

   * William Sommerfeld wrote `scribe.el', a mode for editing Scribe
     files, and `server.el', a package allowing programs to send files
     to an extant Emacs job to be edited.

   * Andre Spiegel made many contributions to the Emacs Version Control
     package, and in particular made it support multiple back ends.

   * Michael Staats wrote `pc-select.el', which rebinds keys for
     selecting regions to follow many other systems.

   * Richard Stallman invented Emacs.  He is the original author of GNU
     Emacs, and has been Emacs maintainer over several non-contiguous
     periods.  In addition to much of the "core" Emacs code, he has
     written `easymenu.el', a facility for defining Emacs menus;
     `image-mode.el', support for visiting image files; `menu-bar.el',
     the Emacs menu bar support code; `paren.el', a package to make
     matching parentheses stand out in color; and also co-authored
     portions of CC mode.

   * Sam Steingold wrote `gulp.el', a facility for asking package
     maintainers for updated versions of their packages via e-mail, and
     `midnight.el', a package for running a command every midnight.

   * Ake Stenhoff and Lars Lindberg wrote `imenu.el', a framework for
     browsing indices made from buffer contents.

   * Peter Stephenson wrote `vcursor.el', which implements a "virtual
     cursor" that you can move with the keyboard and use for copying
     text.

   * Ken Stevens wrote `ispell.el', a spell-checker interface.

   * Kim F. Storm made many improvements to the Emacs display engine,
     process support, and networking support. He also wrote
     `bindat.el', a package for encoding and decoding binary data; CUA
     mode, which allows Emacs to emulate the standard CUA key bindings;
     `ido.el', a package for selecting buffers and files quickly;
     `keypad.el' for simplified keypad bindings; and `kmacro.el', the
     keyboard macro facility.

   * Martin Stjernholm co-authored CC Mode, a major editing mode for C,
     C++, Objective-C, Java, Pike, CORBA IDL, and AWK code.

   * Steve Strassmann did not write `spook.el', and even if he did, he
     really didn't mean for you to use it in an anarchistic way.

   * Olaf Sylvester wrote `bs.el', a package for manipulating Emacs
     buffers.

   * Tibor S<imko and Milan Zamazal wrote `slovak.el', support for
     editing text in Slovak language.

   * Luc Teirlinck wrote `help-at-pt.el', providing local help through
     the keyboard.

   * Jean-Philippe Theberge wrote `thumbs.el', a package for viewing
     image files as "thumbnails".

   * Spencer Thomas wrote the original `dabbrev.el', providing a command
     which completes the partial word before point, based on other
     nearby words for which it is a prefix.  He also wrote the original
     dumping support.

   * Toru Tomabechi contributed to Tibetan support.

   * Markus Triska wrote `linum.el', a minor mode that displays line
     numbers in the left margin.

   * Tom Tromey and Chris Lindblad wrote `tcl.el', a mode for editing
     Tcl/Tk source files and running a Tcl interpreter as an Emacs
     subprocess.  Tom Tromey also wrote `bug-reference.el', providing
     clickable links to bug reports; and the first version of the Emacs
     package system.

   * Eli Tziperman wrote `rmail-spam-filter.el', a spam filter for
     RMAIL.

   * Daiki Ueno wrote `starttls.el', support for Transport Layer
     Security protocol; `sasl-cram.el' and `sasl-digest.el' (with
     Kenichi Okada), and `sasl.el', support for Simple Authentication
     and Security Layer (SASL); `plstore.el' for secure storage of
     property lists; and the EasyPG (and its predecessor PGG) package,
     for GnuPG and PGP support.

   * Masanobu Umeda wrote GNUS, a feature-rich reader for Usenet news
     that was the ancestor of the current Gnus package.  He also wrote
     `rmailsort.el', a package for sorting messages in RMAIL folders;
     `metamail.el', an interface to the Metamail program;
     `gnus-kill.el', the Kill File mode for Gnus; `gnus-mh.el', an mh-e
     interface for Gnus; `gnus-msg.el', a mail and post interface for
     Gnus; and `timezone.el', providing functions for dealing with time
     zones.

   * Neil W. Van Dyke wrote `webjump.el', a "hot links" package.

   * Didier Verna wrote `rect.el', a package of functions for
     operations on rectangle regions of text.  He also contributed to
     Gnus (q.v.).

   * Joakim Verona implemented ImageMagick support.

   * Ulrik Vieth implemented `meta-mode.el', for editing MetaFont code.

   * Geoffrey Voelker wrote the Windows NT support.  He also wrote
     `dos-w32.el', functions shared by the MS-DOS and MS-Windows ports
     of Emacs, and `w32-fns.el', MS-Windows specific support functions.

   * Johan Vromans wrote `forms.el' and its associated files, a mode for
     filling in forms.  He also wrote `iso-acc.el', a minor mode
     providing electric accent keys.

   * Colin Walters wrote Ibuffer, an enhanced buffer menu.

   * Barry Warsaw wrote `assoc.el', a set of utility functions for
     working with association lists; `cc-mode.el', a mode for editing
     C, C++, and Java code, based on earlier work by Dave Detlefs,
     Stewart Clamen, and Richard Stallman; `elp.el', a profiler for
     Emacs Lisp programs; `man.el', a mode for reading Unix manual
     pages; `regi.el', providing an AWK-like functionality for use in
     lisp programs; `reporter.el', providing customizable bug reporting
     for lisp packages; and `supercite.el', a minor mode for quoting
     sections of mail messages and news articles.

   * Christoph Wedler wrote `antlr-mode.el', a major mode for ANTLR
     grammar files.

   * Morten Welinder helped port Emacs to MS-DOS, and introduced face
     support into the MS-DOS port of Emacs.  He also wrote
     `desktop.el', facilities for saving some of Emacs's state between
     sessions; `timer.el', the Emacs facility to run commands at a
     given time or frequency, or when Emacs is idle, and its C-level
     support code; `pc-win.el', the MS-DOS "window-system" support;
     `internal.el', an "internal terminal" emulator for the MS-DOS port
     of Emacs; `arc-mode.el', the mode for editing compressed archives;
     `s-region.el', commands for setting the region using the shift key
     and motion commands; and `dos-fns.el', functions for use under
     MS-DOS.

   * Joe Wells wrote the original version of `apropos.el' (q.v.);
     `resume.el', support for processing command-line arguments after
     resuming a suspended Emacs job; and `mail-extr.el', a package for
     extracting names and addresses from mail headers, with
     contributions from Jamie Zawinski.

   * Rodney Whitby and Reto Zimmermann wrote `vhdl-mode.el', a major
     mode for editing VHDL source code.

   * John Wiegley wrote `align.el', a set of commands for aligning text
     according to regular-expression based rules; `isearchb.el' for fast
     buffer switching; `timeclock.el', a package for keeping track of
     time spent on projects; the Bah�'� calendar support;
     `pcomplete.el', a programmable completion facility; `remember.el',
     a mode for jotting down things to remember; `eudcb-mab.el', an
     address book backend for the Emacs Unified Directory Client; and
     `eshell', a command shell implemented entirely in Emacs Lisp.  He
     also contributed to Org mode (q.v.).

   * Mike Williams wrote `mouse-sel.el', providing enhanced mouse
     selection; and `thingatpt.el', a library of functions for finding
     the "thing" (word, line, s-expression) containing point.

   * Roland Winkler wrote `proced.el', a system process editor.

   * Bill Wohler wrote MH-E, the Emacs interface to the MH mail system;
     making use of earlier work by James R. Larus.  Satyaki Das, Peter
     S.  Galbraith, Stephen Gildea, and Jeffrey C. Honig also wrote
     various MH-E components.

   * Dale R. Worley wrote `emerge.el', a package for interactively
     merging two versions of a file.

   * Francis J. Wright wrote `woman.el', a package for browsing manual
     pages without the `man' command.

   * Masatake Yamato wrote `ld-script.el', an editing mode for GNU
     linker scripts, and contributed subword handling and style
     "guessing" in CC mode.

   * Jonathan Yavner wrote `testcover.el', a package for keeping track
     of the testing status of Emacs Lisp code; `unsafep.el' to determine
     if a Lisp form is safe; and the SES spreadsheet package.

   * Ryan Yeske wrote `rcirc.el' a simple Internet Relay Chat client.

   * Ilya Zakharevich and Bob Olson wrote `cperl-mode.el', a major mode
     for editing Perl code.  Ilya Zakharevich also wrote `tmm.el', a
     mode for accessing the Emacs menu bar on a text-mode terminal.

   * Milan Zamazal wrote `czech.el', support for editing Czech text;
     `glasses.el', a package for easier reading of source code that
     uses illegible identifier names; and `tildify.el', commands for
     adding hard spaces to text, TeX, and SGML/HTML files.

   * Victor Zandy wrote `zone.el', a package for people who like to
     zone out in front of Emacs.

   * Eli Zaretskii made many standard Emacs features work on MS-DOS and
     Microsoft Windows.  He also wrote `tty-colors.el', which
     implements transparent mapping of X colors to tty colors; and
     `rxvt.el'.  He implemented support for bidirectional text.

   * Jamie Zawinski wrote much of the support for faces and X
     selections.  With Hallvard Furuseth, he wrote the optimizing byte
     compiler used from Emacs 19 onwards.  He also wrote
     `mailabbrev.el', a package that provides automatic expansion of
     mail aliases, and `tar-mode.el', which provides simple viewing and
     editing commands for tar files.

   * Andrew Zhilin created the Emacs 22 icons.

   * Shenghuo Zhu wrote `binhex.el', a package for reading and writing
     binhex files; `mm-partial.el', message/partial support for MIME
     messages; `rfc1843.el', an HZ decoding package; `uudecode.el', an
     Emacs Lisp decoder for uuencoded data; and `webmail.el', an
     interface to Web mail.  He also wrote several other Gnus
     components.

   * Ian T. Zimmerman wrote `gametree.el'.

   * Reto Zimmermann wrote `vera-mode.el'.

   * Neal Ziring and Felix S. T. Wu wrote `vi.el', an emulation of the
     VI text editor.

   * Ted Zlatanov (as well as his contributions to the Gnus newsreader)
     wrote an interface to the GnuTLS library, for secure network
     connections; and a futures facility for the URL library.

   * Detlev Zundel wrote `re-builder.el', a package for building regexps
     with visual feedback.



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* Menu:

* ! (Dired):                             Shell Commands in Dired.
                                                              (line   6)
* " (TeX mode):                          TeX Editing.         (line  25)
* # (Dired):                             Flagging Many Files. (line  30)
* $ (Dired):                             Hiding Subdirectories.
                                                              (line  10)
* % & (Dired):                           Flagging Many Files. (line  51)
* % C (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  33)
* % d (Dired):                           Flagging Many Files. (line  57)
* % g (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line 112)
* % H (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  34)
* % l (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  27)
* % m (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line 103)
* % R (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  32)
* % S (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  35)
* % u (Dired):                           Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  21)
* * ! (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  49)
* * % (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line 103)
* * * (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  22)
* * / (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  30)
* * ? (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  54)
* * @ (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  26)
* * c (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  81)
* * C-n (Dired):                         Marks vs Flags.      (line  67)
* * C-p (Dired):                         Marks vs Flags.      (line  72)
* * DEL (Dired):                         Marks vs Flags.      (line  44)
* * m (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  17)
* * s (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  35)
* * t (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  76)
* * u (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  40)
* + (Dired):                             Misc Dired Features. (line   6)
* + (DocView mode):                      DocView Navigation.  (line  29)
* - (DocView mode):                      DocView Navigation.  (line  29)
* . (Calendar mode):                     Specified Dates.     (line  37)
* . (Dired):                             Flagging Many Files. (line  38)
* . (Rmail):                             Rmail Scrolling.     (line  28)
* / (Rmail):                             Rmail Scrolling.     (line  28)
* :d (Dired):                            Operating on Files.  (line 110)
* :e (Dired):                            Operating on Files.  (line 123)
* :s (Dired):                            Operating on Files.  (line 119)
* :v (Dired):                            Operating on Files.  (line 114)
* < (Calendar mode):                     Scroll Calendar.     (line  28)
* < (Dired):                             Subdirectory Motion. (line  30)
* < (Rmail):                             Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* = (Dired):                             Comparison in Dired. (line  11)
* > (Calendar mode):                     Scroll Calendar.     (line  28)
* > (Dired):                             Subdirectory Motion. (line  35)
* > (Rmail):                             Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* ? (completion):                        Completion Commands. (line  38)
* ^ (Dired):                             Dired Visiting.      (line  43)
* a (Calendar mode):                     Holidays.            (line  48)
* A (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line 136)
* a (Rmail):                             Rmail Labels.        (line  34)
* A k (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  21)
* A s (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  11)
* A u (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  16)
* A z (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  24)
* AltGr (MS-Windows):                    Windows Keyboard.    (line 105)
* B (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line 131)
* b (Rmail summary):                     Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* b (Rmail):                             Rmail Basics.        (line  35)
* BS (MS-DOS):                           MS-DOS Keyboard.     (line   6)
* C (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  34)
* c (Rmail):                             Rmail Reply.         (line 109)
* C-/:                                   Undo.                (line  21)
* C-<SPC> C-<SPC>:                       Disabled Transient Mark.
                                                              (line  36)
* C-@:                                   Setting Mark.        (line  29)
* C-\:                                   Select Input Method. (line  30)
* C-]:                                   Quitting.            (line  70)
* C-_:                                   Undo.                (line  21)
* C-_ (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line 120)
* C-a:                                   Moving Point.        (line  49)
* C-a (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  10)
* C-b:                                   Moving Point.        (line  29)
* C-b (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* C-BREAK (MS-DOS):                      MS-DOS Keyboard.     (line  12)
* C-c ' (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c , <SPC>:                           Semantic.            (line  36)
* C-c , J:                               Semantic.            (line  32)
* C-c , j:                               Semantic.            (line  28)
* C-c , l:                               Semantic.            (line  44)
* C-c . (C mode):                        Custom C Indent.     (line  26)
* C-c . (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c . (Shell mode):                    Shell Ring.          (line  21)
* C-c / (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c / (SGML mode):                     HTML Mode.           (line  52)
* C-c 8 (SGML mode):                     HTML Mode.           (line  57)
* C-c ; (Fortran mode):                  Fortran Comments.    (line  78)
* C-c < (GUD):                           Commands of GUD.     (line  69)
* C-c < (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c <DEL> (C Mode):                    Hungry Delete.       (line  14)
* C-c <DELETE> (C Mode):                 Hungry Delete.       (line  20)
* C-c > (GUD):                           Commands of GUD.     (line  74)
* C-c > (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c ? (SGML mode):                     HTML Mode.           (line  48)
* C-c @ (Outline minor mode):            Outline Mode.        (line  32)
* C-c @ C-h:                             Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c @ C-l:                             Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c @ C-M-h:                           Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c @ C-M-s:                           Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c @ C-r:                             Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c @ C-s:                             Hideshow.            (line  20)
* C-c [ (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  33)
* C-c [ (Org Mode):                      Org Organizer.       (line  20)
* C-c \ (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c ] (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  33)
* C-c ^ (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c ` (Picture mode):                  Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* C-c C-<DEL> (C Mode):                  Hungry Delete.       (line  14)
* C-c C-<DELETE> (C Mode):               Hungry Delete.       (line  20)
* C-c C-\ (C mode):                      Other C Commands.    (line  58)
* C-c C-\ (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  79)
* C-c C-a (C mode):                      Electric C.          (line  29)
* C-c C-a (F90 mode):                    Fortran Motion.      (line  29)
* C-c C-a (Log Edit mode):               Log Buffer.          (line  41)
* C-c C-a (Message mode):                Mail Misc.           (line   6)
* C-c C-a (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* C-c C-a (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  27)
* C-c C-a (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  44)
* C-c C-b (Help mode):                   Help Mode.           (line  30)
* C-c C-b (Message mode):                Header Editing.      (line  43)
* C-c C-b (Outline mode):                Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* C-c C-b (Picture mode):                Insert in Picture.   (line  48)
* C-c C-b (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  36)
* C-c C-b (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line 111)
* C-c C-b (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  42)
* C-c C-c (C mode):                      Comment Commands.    (line  71)
* C-c C-c (customization buffer):        Changing a Variable. (line 133)
* C-c C-c (Edit Abbrevs):                Editing Abbrevs.     (line  42)
* C-c C-c (Edit Tab Stops):              Tab Stops.           (line  13)
* C-c C-c (Message mode):                Mail Sending.        (line  14)
* C-c C-c (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  57)
* C-c C-c (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  69)
* C-c C-c (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line 149)
* C-c C-d (C Mode):                      Hungry Delete.       (line  20)
* C-c C-d (Fortran mode):                ForIndent Commands.  (line  30)
* C-c C-d (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  57)
* C-c C-d (Log Edit mode):               Log Buffer.          (line  34)
* C-c C-d (Org Mode):                    Org Organizer.       (line  13)
* C-c C-d (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  62)
* C-c C-d (Picture mode):                Basic Picture.       (line  44)
* C-c C-d (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  42)
* C-c C-e (C mode):                      Other C Commands.    (line  46)
* C-c C-e (F90 mode):                    Fortran Motion.      (line  22)
* C-c C-e (LaTeX mode):                  LaTeX Editing.       (line  28)
* C-c C-e (Org mode):                    Org Authoring.       (line   6)
* C-c C-e (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  57)
* C-c C-e (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line 101)
* C-c C-f (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  86)
* C-c C-f (Log Edit mode):               Log Buffer.          (line  34)
* C-c C-f (Outline mode):                Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* C-c C-f (Picture mode):                Insert in Picture.   (line  48)
* C-c C-f (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  31)
* C-c C-f (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line 105)
* C-c C-f (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line 110)
* C-c C-f C-b (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-c (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-f (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-r (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-s (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-t (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-f C-w (Message mode):            Header Editing.      (line  38)
* C-c C-i (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  41)
* C-c C-i (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* C-c C-j (Term mode):                   Term Mode.           (line  13)
* C-c C-k (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* C-c C-k (Picture mode):                Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  28)
* C-c C-k (Term mode):                   Term Mode.           (line  17)
* C-c C-k (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  78)
* C-c C-l (C mode):                      Electric C.          (line  19)
* C-c C-l (Calendar mode):               General Calendar.    (line  27)
* C-c C-l (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  25)
* C-c C-l (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* C-c C-l (Shell mode):                  Shell Ring.          (line  24)
* C-c C-l (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  78)
* C-c C-n (C mode):                      Motion in C.         (line  35)
* C-c C-n (Fortran mode):                Fortran Motion.      (line  12)
* C-c C-n (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  36)
* C-c C-n (Outline mode):                Outline Motion.      (line  29)
* C-c C-n (Rmail):                       Rmail Motion.        (line  83)
* C-c C-n (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  11)
* C-c C-n (Shell mode):                  Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line   9)
* C-c C-o (LaTeX mode):                  LaTeX Editing.       (line  16)
* C-c C-o (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  75)
* C-c C-o (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  84)
* C-c C-p (C mode):                      Motion in C.         (line  30)
* C-c C-p (Fortran mode):                Fortran Motion.      (line  16)
* C-c C-p (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  45)
* C-c C-p (Outline mode):                Outline Motion.      (line  29)
* C-c C-p (Rmail):                       Rmail Motion.        (line  83)
* C-c C-p (Shell mode):                  Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line   6)
* C-c C-p (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  42)
* C-c C-q (C mode):                      C Indent.            (line   9)
* C-c C-q (Message mode):                Citing Mail.         (line  24)
* C-c C-q (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* C-c C-q (Term mode):                   Term Mode.           (line  34)
* C-c C-r (Fortran mode):                Fortran Columns.     (line  33)
* C-c C-r (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  51)
* C-c C-r (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  96)
* C-c C-r (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  88)
* C-c C-s (C mode):                      Other C Commands.    (line  77)
* C-c C-s (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  30)
* C-c C-s (Message mode):                Mail Sending.        (line  14)
* C-c C-s (Org Mode):                    Org Organizer.       (line  13)
* C-c C-s (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  62)
* C-c C-s (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  89)
* C-c C-t (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  63)
* C-c C-t (Org Mode):                    Org Organizer.       (line   6)
* C-c C-t (Outline mode):                Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* C-c C-t (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  15)
* C-c C-u (C mode):                      Motion in C.         (line  20)
* C-c C-u (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  79)
* C-c C-u (Outline mode):                Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* C-c C-u (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  61)
* C-c C-v (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  62)
* C-c C-v (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line  42)
* C-c C-w (Fortran mode):                Fortran Columns.     (line  52)
* C-c C-w (Message mode):                Mail Signature.      (line  20)
* C-c C-w (Picture mode):                Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  28)
* C-c C-w (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  66)
* C-c C-x:                               Foldout.             (line  39)
* C-c C-x (Picture mode):                Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  39)
* C-c C-x (Shell mode):                  Shell Ring.          (line  18)
* C-c C-y (Message mode):                Citing Mail.         (line  14)
* C-c C-y (Picture mode):                Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  39)
* C-c C-z:                               Foldout.             (line  16)
* C-c C-z (Shell mode):                  Shell Mode.          (line  74)
* C-c RET (Goto Address mode):           Goto Address mode.   (line   9)
* C-c RET (Shell mode):                  Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line  12)
* C-c TAB (Picture mode):                Tabs in Picture.     (line  25)
* C-c TAB (SGML mode):                   HTML Mode.           (line  66)
* C-c TAB (TeX mode):                    TeX Print.           (line 139)
* C-c { (TeX mode):                      TeX Editing.         (line  47)
* C-c } (TeX mode):                      TeX Editing.         (line  47)
* C-d (Rmail):                           Rmail Deletion.      (line  29)
* C-d (Shell mode):                      Shell Mode.          (line  38)
* C-Down-Mouse-1:                        Buffer Menus.        (line  16)
* C-e:                                   Moving Point.        (line  53)
* C-e (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  11)
* C-f:                                   Moving Point.        (line  20)
* C-f (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* C-g:                                   Quitting.            (line  32)
* C-g (Incremental search):              Error in Isearch.    (line  22)
* C-g (MS-DOS):                          MS-DOS Keyboard.     (line  12)
* C-h:                                   Help.                (line   6)
* C-h .:                                 Help Echo.           (line  13)
* C-h a:                                 Apropos.             (line  16)
* C-h b:                                 Misc Help.           (line  42)
* C-h C:                                 Coding Systems.      (line  43)
* C-h c:                                 Key Help.            (line   9)
* C-h C-\:                               Select Input Method. (line  16)
* C-h C-c:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-d:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-e:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-f:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-h:                               Help.                (line   6)
* C-h C-m:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-n:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-o:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-p:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-t:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h C-w:                               Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h d:                                 Apropos.             (line  34)
* C-h e:                                 Misc Help.           (line  33)
* C-h F:                                 Name Help.           (line  49)
* C-h f:                                 Name Help.           (line   6)
* C-h g:                                 Help Files.          (line  12)
* C-h h:                                 International Chars. (line  18)
* C-h I:                                 Select Input Method. (line  16)
* C-h i:                                 Misc Help.           (line   6)
* C-h K:                                 Key Help.            (line  16)
* C-h k:                                 Key Help.            (line  12)
* C-h L:                                 Language Environments.
                                                              (line  76)
* C-h l:                                 Misc Help.           (line  28)
* C-h m <1>:                             Major Modes.         (line  65)
* C-h m:                                 Misc Help.           (line  37)
* C-h P:                                 Package Keywords.    (line  17)
* C-h p:                                 Package Keywords.    (line  10)
* C-h S <1>:                             Info Lookup.         (line   6)
* C-h S:                                 Misc Help.           (line  22)
* C-h t:                                 Basic.               (line   6)
* C-h v:                                 Name Help.           (line  40)
* C-h w:                                 Key Help.            (line  24)
* C-j:                                   Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  10)
* C-j (and major modes):                 Major Modes.         (line   6)
* C-j (indenting source code):           Basic Indent.        (line  19)
* C-j (Lisp Interaction mode):           Lisp Interaction.    (line  11)
* C-j (MS-DOS):                          MS-DOS Keyboard.     (line  31)
* C-j (TeX mode):                        TeX Editing.         (line  54)
* C-k:                                   Killing by Lines.    (line  12)
* C-k (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  33)
* C-l:                                   Recentering.         (line  20)
* C-LEFT:                                Moving Point.        (line  69)
* C-M-%:                                 Query Replace.       (line  22)
* C-M-.:                                 Find Tag.            (line  73)
* C-M-/:                                 Dynamic Abbrevs.     (line  12)
* C-M-<SPC>:                             Expressions.         (line  60)
* C-M-@ <1>:                             Expressions.         (line  60)
* C-M-@:                                 Marking Objects.     (line  43)
* C-M-\:                                 Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  49)
* C-M-a:                                 Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* C-M-b:                                 Expressions.         (line  29)
* C-M-c:                                 Recursive Edit.      (line  12)
* C-M-d:                                 Moving by Parens.    (line  42)
* C-M-d (Dired):                         Subdirectory Motion. (line  26)
* C-M-e:                                 Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* C-M-f:                                 Expressions.         (line  29)
* C-M-f (Rmail):                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  62)
* C-M-h:                                 Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* C-M-h (C mode):                        Moving by Defuns.    (line  32)
* C-M-i:                                 Symbol Completion.   (line   9)
* C-M-i (customization buffer):          Changing a Variable. (line  53)
* C-M-j:                                 Multi-Line Comments. (line   6)
* C-M-j (Fortran mode):                  ForIndent Commands.  (line  25)
* C-M-k:                                 Expressions.         (line  48)
* C-M-l:                                 Recentering.         (line  56)
* C-M-l (Rmail):                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  41)
* C-M-l (Shell mode):                    Shell Mode.          (line  96)
* C-M-n:                                 Moving by Parens.    (line  31)
* C-M-n (Dired):                         Subdirectory Motion. (line  15)
* C-M-n (Fortran mode):                  Fortran Motion.      (line  33)
* C-M-n (Rmail):                         Rmail Labels.        (line  43)
* C-M-o:                                 Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  13)
* C-M-p:                                 Moving by Parens.    (line  31)
* C-M-p (Dired):                         Subdirectory Motion. (line  19)
* C-M-p (Fortran mode):                  Fortran Motion.      (line  41)
* C-M-p (Rmail):                         Rmail Labels.        (line  43)
* C-M-q:                                 Multi-line Indent.   (line  27)
* C-M-q (C mode):                        C Indent.            (line  13)
* C-M-q (Fortran mode):                  ForIndent Commands.  (line  21)
* C-M-r:                                 Regexp Search.       (line  18)
* C-M-r (Rmail):                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  45)
* C-M-s:                                 Regexp Search.       (line  18)
* C-M-s (Rmail):                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  58)
* C-M-t:                                 Expressions.         (line  51)
* C-M-t (Rmail):                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  52)
* C-M-u:                                 Moving by Parens.    (line  35)
* C-M-u (Dired):                         Subdirectory Motion. (line  23)
* C-M-v:                                 Other Window.        (line  30)
* C-M-w:                                 Appending Kills.     (line  38)
* C-M-w (Incremental search):            Isearch Yank.        (line  25)
* C-M-x (Emacs Lisp mode):               Lisp Eval.           (line  50)
* C-M-x (Lisp mode):                     External Lisp.       (line  25)
* C-M-x (Scheme mode):                   External Lisp.       (line  35)
* C-M-y (Incremental search):            Isearch Yank.        (line  25)
* C-Mouse-1:                             Menu Mouse Clicks.   (line  10)
* C-Mouse-2:                             Menu Mouse Clicks.   (line  16)
* C-mouse-2 (mode line):                 Mode Line Mouse.     (line  30)
* C-Mouse-2 (mode line):                 Split Window.        (line  58)
* C-Mouse-2 (scroll bar):                Split Window.        (line  58)
* C-Mouse-3:                             Menu Mouse Clicks.   (line  21)
* C-Mouse-3 (when menu bar is disabled): Menu Bars.           (line  12)
* C-n:                                   Moving Point.        (line  38)
* C-n (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* C-n (Dired):                           Dired Navigation.    (line   6)
* C-o:                                   Blank Lines.         (line  16)
* C-o (Dired):                           Dired Visiting.      (line  27)
* C-o (Occur mode):                      Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  31)
* C-o (Rmail):                           Rmail Output.        (line  20)
* C-p:                                   Moving Point.        (line  44)
* C-p (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* C-p (Dired):                           Dired Navigation.    (line   6)
* C-q:                                   Inserting Text.      (line  25)
* C-r:                                   Basic Isearch.       (line  48)
* C-RIGHT:                               Moving Point.        (line  60)
* C-s:                                   Basic Isearch.       (line  12)
* C-S-backspace:                         Killing by Lines.    (line  39)
* C-S-Mouse-3 (FFAP):                    FFAP.                (line  68)
* C-SPC:                                 Setting Mark.        (line  29)
* C-SPC C-SPC:                           Mark Ring.           (line  18)
* C-t:                                   Transpose.           (line  18)
* C-t d (Image-Dired):                   Image-Dired.         (line  10)
* C-TAB:                                 File Name Cache.     (line   6)
* C-u:                                   Arguments.           (line  41)
* C-u C-/:                               Undo.                (line  51)
* C-u C-c C-w (Fortran mode):            Fortran Columns.     (line  57)
* C-u C-SPC:                             Mark Ring.           (line  27)
* C-u C-x C-x:                           Disabled Transient Mark.
                                                              (line  42)
* C-u C-x v =:                           Old Revisions.       (line  36)
* C-u M-;:                               Comment Commands.    (line  63)
* C-u TAB:                               Multi-line Indent.   (line  36)
* C-v:                                   Scrolling.           (line  38)
* C-v (Calendar mode):                   Scroll Calendar.     (line  34)
* C-w:                                   Other Kill Commands. (line   6)
* C-w (Incremental search):              Isearch Yank.        (line  12)
* C-x #:                                 Invoking emacsclient.
                                                              (line  31)
* C-x $:                                 Selective Display.   (line   6)
* C-x (:                                 Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  87)
* C-x ):                                 Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  87)
* C-x +:                                 Change Window.       (line  71)
* C-x -:                                 Change Window.       (line  66)
* C-x .:                                 Fill Prefix.         (line  26)
* C-x 0:                                 Change Window.       (line  34)
* C-x 1:                                 Change Window.       (line  44)
* C-x 2:                                 Split Window.        (line  17)
* C-x 3:                                 Split Window.        (line  34)
* C-x 4:                                 Pop Up Window.       (line   6)
* C-x 4 .:                               Find Tag.            (line  55)
* C-x 4 0:                               Change Window.       (line  41)
* C-x 4 a:                               Change Log Commands. (line   6)
* C-x 4 b:                               Select Buffer.       (line  57)
* C-x 4 b (Iswitchb mode):               Iswitchb.            (line   6)
* C-x 4 c:                               Indirect Buffers.    (line  19)
* C-x 4 C-o:                             Pop Up Window.       (line  16)
* C-x 4 C-o (Iswitchb mode):             Iswitchb.            (line   6)
* C-x 4 d:                               Dired Enter.         (line  41)
* C-x 4 f:                               Visiting.            (line 112)
* C-x 4 f (FFAP):                        FFAP.                (line  40)
* C-x 4 m:                               Sending Mail.        (line  35)
* C-x 5:                                 Creating Frames.     (line   6)
* C-x 5 .:                               Find Tag.            (line  55)
* C-x 5 0:                               Frame Commands.      (line   9)
* C-x 5 1:                               Frame Commands.      (line  21)
* C-x 5 2:                               Creating Frames.     (line  18)
* C-x 5 b:                               Select Buffer.       (line  62)
* C-x 5 b (Iswitchb mode):               Iswitchb.            (line   6)
* C-x 5 d:                               Dired Enter.         (line  41)
* C-x 5 f:                               Visiting.            (line 120)
* C-x 5 f (FFAP):                        FFAP.                (line  50)
* C-x 5 m:                               Sending Mail.        (line  35)
* C-x 5 o:                               Frame Commands.      (line  17)
* C-x 5 r:                               Creating Frames.     (line  43)
* C-x 6 1:                               Two-Column.          (line  59)
* C-x 6 2:                               Two-Column.          (line  11)
* C-x 6 b:                               Two-Column.          (line  34)
* C-x 6 d:                               Two-Column.          (line  64)
* C-x 6 RET:                             Two-Column.          (line  54)
* C-x 6 s:                               Two-Column.          (line  21)
* C-x 8:                                 Unibyte Mode.        (line  64)
* C-x 8 RET:                             Inserting Text.      (line  56)
* C-x ;:                                 Options for Comments.
                                                              (line   6)
* C-x <:                                 Horizontal Scrolling.
                                                              (line  39)
* C-x <LEFT>:                            Select Buffer.       (line  51)
* C-x <RET> F:                           File Name Coding.    (line  10)
* C-x <RIGHT>:                           Select Buffer.       (line  51)
* C-x = <1>:                             International Chars. (line  35)
* C-x =:                                 Position Info.       (line  52)
* C-x >:                                 Horizontal Scrolling.
                                                              (line  39)
* C-x [:                                 Pages.               (line  35)
* C-x [ (Calendar mode):                 Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* C-x [ (DocView mode):                  DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* C-x ]:                                 Pages.               (line  35)
* C-x ] (Calendar mode):                 Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* C-x ] (DocView mode):                  DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* C-x ^:                                 Change Window.       (line  49)
* C-x `:                                 Compilation Mode.    (line  51)
* C-x a g:                               Defining Abbrevs.    (line  31)
* C-x a i g:                             Defining Abbrevs.    (line  47)
* C-x a i l:                             Defining Abbrevs.    (line  47)
* C-x a l:                               Defining Abbrevs.    (line  43)
* C-x b:                                 Select Buffer.       (line  28)
* C-x b (Iswitchb mode):                 Iswitchb.            (line   6)
* C-x C-+:                               Text Scale.          (line   6)
* C-x C--:                               Text Scale.          (line   6)
* C-x C-0:                               Text Scale.          (line   6)
* C-x C-<SPC>:                           Global Mark Ring.    (line  15)
* C-x C-=:                               Text Scale.          (line   6)
* C-x C-a (GUD):                         Commands of GUD.     (line  17)
* C-x C-a C-j (GUD):                     Commands of GUD.     (line  93)
* C-x C-a C-w (GUD):                     Watch Expressions.   (line   6)
* C-x C-b:                               List Buffers.        (line   9)
* C-x C-c:                               Exiting.             (line  13)
* C-x C-c (customization buffer):        Changing a Variable. (line 133)
* C-x C-d:                               Directories.         (line  26)
* C-x C-e:                               Lisp Eval.           (line  40)
* C-x C-f:                               Visiting.            (line  32)
* C-x C-f (FFAP):                        FFAP.                (line  23)
* C-x C-k b:                             Save Keyboard Macro. (line  28)
* C-x C-k C-a:                           Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  65)
* C-x C-k C-c:                           Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  57)
* C-x C-k C-e:                           Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  16)
* C-x C-k C-f:                           Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  71)
* C-x C-k C-i:                           Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  31)
* C-x C-k C-k:                           Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  33)
* C-x C-k C-n:                           Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  43)
* C-x C-k C-p:                           Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  43)
* C-x C-k e:                             Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  22)
* C-x C-k l:                             Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  27)
* C-x C-k n:                             Save Keyboard Macro. (line  17)
* C-x C-k r:                             Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  82)
* C-x C-k RET:                           Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  16)
* C-x C-k SPC:                           Keyboard Macro Step-Edit.
                                                              (line   6)
* C-x C-l:                               Case.                (line  46)
* C-x C-n:                               Moving Point.        (line 120)
* C-x C-o:                               Blank Lines.         (line  16)
* C-x C-p:                               Pages.               (line  41)
* C-x C-q:                               Misc Buffer.         (line  18)
* C-x C-r:                               Visiting.            (line 108)
* C-x C-r (FFAP):                        FFAP.                (line  27)
* C-x C-s:                               Save Commands.       (line  24)
* C-x C-s (Custom Themes buffer):        Custom Themes.       (line  36)
* C-x C-t:                               Transpose.           (line  31)
* C-x C-u:                               Case.                (line  46)
* C-x C-v:                               Visiting.            (line  84)
* C-x C-v (FFAP):                        FFAP.                (line  30)
* C-x C-w:                               Save Commands.       (line  97)
* C-x C-x:                               Setting Mark.        (line  48)
* C-x C-z:                               External Lisp.       (line  11)
* C-x d:                                 Dired Enter.         (line   6)
* C-x d (FFAP):                          FFAP.                (line  33)
* C-x DEL:                               Sentences.           (line  40)
* C-x e:                                 Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  87)
* C-x ESC ESC:                           Repetition.          (line  20)
* C-x f:                                 Fill Commands.       (line  43)
* C-x h:                                 Marking Objects.     (line  57)
* C-x i:                                 Misc File Ops.       (line  73)
* C-x k:                                 Kill Buffer.         (line  21)
* C-x l:                                 Pages.               (line  55)
* C-x m:                                 Sending Mail.        (line   6)
* C-x n d:                               Narrowing.           (line  41)
* C-x n n:                               Narrowing.           (line  36)
* C-x n p:                               Narrowing.           (line  41)
* C-x n w:                               Narrowing.           (line  46)
* C-x o:                                 Other Window.        (line  17)
* C-x q:                                 Keyboard Macro Query.
                                                              (line  14)
* C-x r +:                               Number Registers.    (line  14)
* C-x r b:                               Bookmarks.           (line  27)
* C-x r c:                               Rectangles.          (line  90)
* C-x r d:                               Rectangles.          (line  63)
* C-x r f:                               Configuration Registers.
                                                              (line   6)
* C-x r i:                               Text Registers.      (line  38)
* C-x r j:                               Position Registers.  (line  19)
* C-x r k:                               Rectangles.          (line  63)
* C-x r l:                               Bookmarks.           (line  34)
* C-x r m:                               Bookmarks.           (line  27)
* C-x r n:                               Number Registers.    (line  11)
* C-x r N:                               Rectangles.          (line 101)
* C-x r o:                               Rectangles.          (line  90)
* C-x r r:                               Rectangle Registers. (line  10)
* C-x r s:                               Text Registers.      (line  23)
* C-x r SPC:                             Position Registers.  (line  14)
* C-x r t:                               Rectangles.          (line 108)
* C-x r w:                               Configuration Registers.
                                                              (line   6)
* C-x r y:                               Rectangles.          (line  77)
* C-x RET:                               International Chars. (line  32)
* C-x RET c:                             Text Coding.         (line  39)
* C-x RET C-\:                           Select Input Method. (line  24)
* C-x RET f:                             Text Coding.         (line  25)
* C-x RET k:                             Terminal Coding.     (line  29)
* C-x RET p:                             Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  43)
* C-x RET r:                             Text Coding.         (line  70)
* C-x RET t:                             Terminal Coding.     (line  14)
* C-x RET X:                             Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  23)
* C-x RET x:                             Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  23)
* C-x s:                                 Save Commands.       (line  40)
* C-x SPC:                               Commands of GUD.     (line  10)
* C-x TAB:                               Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  56)
* C-x TAB (Enriched mode):               Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  13)
* C-x u:                                 Undo.                (line  21)
* C-x v +:                               VC Pull.             (line  13)
* C-x v =:                               Old Revisions.       (line  28)
* C-x v a:                               Change Logs and VC.  (line  18)
* C-x v d:                               VC Directory Mode.   (line  12)
* C-x v D:                               Old Revisions.       (line  57)
* C-x v g:                               Old Revisions.       (line  79)
* C-x v h:                               Version Headers.     (line  18)
* C-x v i:                               Registering.         (line   9)
* C-x v l:                               VC Change Log.       (line  22)
* C-x v r:                               Revision Tags.       (line  21)
* C-x v s:                               Revision Tags.       (line  17)
* C-x v u:                               VC Undo.             (line  10)
* C-x v v:                               Basic VC Editing.    (line  25)
* C-x v ~:                               Old Revisions.       (line  74)
* C-x w b:                               Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  54)
* C-x w h:                               Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  25)
* C-x w i:                               Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  65)
* C-x w l:                               Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  50)
* C-x w r:                               Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  38)
* C-x z:                                 Repeating.           (line  12)
* C-x }:                                 Change Window.       (line  49)
* C-y:                                   Yanking.             (line  20)
* C-y (Incremental search):              Isearch Yank.        (line   6)
* C-z:                                   Exiting.             (line  41)
* C-z (X windows):                       Frame Commands.      (line  13)
* d (Calendar mode):                     Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  34)
* D (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  48)
* d (Dired):                             Dired Deletion.      (line  22)
* D (GDB Breakpoints buffer):            Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  18)
* D (GDB speedbar):                      Watch Expressions.   (line  25)
* d (GDB threads buffer):                Threads Buffer.      (line  31)
* d (Rmail):                             Rmail Deletion.      (line  29)
* DEL (and major modes):                 Major Modes.         (line   6)
* DEL (Dired):                           Dired Deletion.      (line  28)
* DEL (DocView mode):                    DocView Navigation.  (line  20)
* DEL (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  38)
* DEL (Gnus Summary mode):               Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  16)
* DEL (MS-DOS):                          MS-DOS Keyboard.     (line   6)
* DEL (programming modes):               Program Modes.       (line  30)
* DEL (Rmail):                           Rmail Scrolling.     (line  23)
* DEL (View mode):                       View Mode.           (line   6)
* DOWN:                                  Moving Point.        (line  38)
* DOWN (minibuffer history):             Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* e (Dired):                             Dired Visiting.      (line  18)
* e (Rmail):                             Rmail Editing.       (line  15)
* e (View mode):                         View Mode.           (line  13)
* END:                                   Moving Point.        (line  53)
* ESC ESC ESC:                           Quitting.            (line  78)
* f (Dired):                             Dired Visiting.      (line  12)
* f (GDB threads buffer):                Threads Buffer.      (line  35)
* f (Rmail):                             Rmail Reply.         (line  73)
* F1:                                    Help.                (line   6)
* F10:                                   Menu Bar.            (line  10)
* F10 (MS-Windows):                      Windows Keyboard.    (line  17)
* F2 1:                                  Two-Column.          (line  59)
* F2 2:                                  Two-Column.          (line  11)
* F2 b:                                  Two-Column.          (line  34)
* F2 d:                                  Two-Column.          (line  64)
* F2 RET:                                Two-Column.          (line  54)
* F2 s:                                  Two-Column.          (line  21)
* F3:                                    Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  25)
* F4:                                    Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  25)
* g (Dired):                             Dired Updating.      (line  29)
* G (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  81)
* g (Rmail):                             Rmail Files.         (line  54)
* g CHAR (Calendar mode):                From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* g D (Calendar mode):                   Specified Dates.     (line  29)
* g d (Calendar mode):                   Specified Dates.     (line  24)
* g m (Calendar mode):                   Mayan Calendar.      (line  42)
* g w (Calendar mode):                   Specified Dates.     (line  29)
* h (Calendar mode):                     Holidays.            (line  31)
* H (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  64)
* h (Rmail):                             Rmail Make Summary.  (line  36)
* Help:                                  Help.                (line   6)
* HOME:                                  Moving Point.        (line  49)
* i (Dired):                             Subdirectories in Dired.
                                                              (line  18)
* i (Rmail):                             Rmail Files.         (line  25)
* i a (Calendar mode):                   Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  29)
* i b (Calendar mode):                   Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  54)
* i c (Calendar mode):                   Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  59)
* i d (Calendar mode):                   Adding to Diary.     (line  27)
* i m (Calendar mode):                   Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* i w (Calendar mode):                   Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* i y (Calendar mode):                   Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* INSERT:                                Minor Modes.         (line  76)
* j (Dired):                             Dired Navigation.    (line  16)
* j (Rmail):                             Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* k (Dired):                             Dired Updating.      (line  51)
* k (Rmail):                             Rmail Labels.        (line  34)
* l (Dired):                             Dired Updating.      (line  34)
* L (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line 127)
* l (GDB threads buffer):                Threads Buffer.      (line  39)
* L (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  16)
* l (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  11)
* l (Rmail):                             Rmail Make Summary.  (line  41)
* LEFT:                                  Moving Point.        (line  32)
* m (Calendar mode):                     Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  49)
* M (Calendar mode):                     Lunar Phases.        (line  19)
* M (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  76)
* m (Dired):                             Marks vs Flags.      (line  17)
* m (Rmail):                             Rmail Reply.         (line 104)
* M-!:                                   Single Shell.        (line   6)
* M-$:                                   Spelling.            (line  49)
* M-$ (Dired):                           Hiding Subdirectories.
                                                              (line  15)
* M-%:                                   Query Replace.       (line  12)
* M-% (Incremental search):              Special Isearch.     (line  36)
* M-&:                                   Single Shell.        (line  32)
* M-':                                   Expanding Abbrevs.   (line  32)
* M-*:                                   Find Tag.            (line  65)
* M-,:                                   Tags Search.         (line  31)
* M--:                                   Arguments.           (line  15)
* M-- M-c:                               Fixing Case.         (line  15)
* M-- M-l:                               Fixing Case.         (line  15)
* M-- M-u:                               Fixing Case.         (line  15)
* M-.:                                   Find Tag.            (line  35)
* M-/:                                   Dynamic Abbrevs.     (line  12)
* M-1:                                   Arguments.           (line  15)
* M-;:                                   Comment Commands.    (line  27)
* M-<:                                   Moving Point.        (line  87)
* M-< (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  20)
* M-< (DocView mode):                    DocView Navigation.  (line  25)
* M-<colon>:                             Lisp Eval.           (line  35)
* M-<down> (Org Mode):                   Org Mode.            (line  29)
* M-<left> (Org Mode):                   Org Mode.            (line  29)
* M-<right> (Org Mode):                  Org Mode.            (line  29)
* M-<up> (Org Mode):                     Org Mode.            (line  29)
* M-=:                                   Position Info.       (line  47)
* M-= (Calendar mode):                   Counting Days.       (line  10)
* M-= (Dired):                           Comparison in Dired. (line  18)
* M->:                                   Moving Point.        (line  91)
* M-> (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  23)
* M-> (DocView mode):                    DocView Navigation.  (line  25)
* M-? (Nroff mode):                      Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* M-? (Shell mode):                      Shell Mode.          (line  34)
* M-@ <1>:                               Words.               (line  60)
* M-@:                                   Marking Objects.     (line  33)
* M-\:                                   Deletion.            (line  43)
* M-^:                                   Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  36)
* M-^ (Fortran mode):                    ForIndent Commands.  (line  30)
* M-`:                                   Menu Bar.            (line  10)
* M-a:                                   Sentences.           (line  22)
* M-a (C mode):                          Motion in C.         (line  40)
* M-a (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  14)
* M-b <1>:                               Words.               (line  31)
* M-b:                                   Moving Point.        (line  65)
* M-c:                                   Case.                (line  24)
* M-d:                                   Words.               (line  40)
* M-DEL:                                 Words.               (line  49)
* M-DEL (Dired):                         Marks vs Flags.      (line  54)
* M-Drag-Mouse-1:                        Secondary Selection. (line  11)
* M-e:                                   Sentences.           (line  22)
* M-e (C mode):                          Motion in C.         (line  49)
* M-e (Calendar mode):                   Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  17)
* M-e (Incremental search):              Repeat Isearch.      (line  48)
* M-f <1>:                               Words.               (line  31)
* M-f:                                   Moving Point.        (line  56)
* M-g g:                                 Moving Point.        (line 111)
* M-g M-g:                               Moving Point.        (line 111)
* M-g M-n:                               Compilation Mode.    (line  51)
* M-g n:                                 Compilation Mode.    (line  51)
* M-h:                                   Paragraphs.          (line  24)
* M-i:                                   Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  25)
* M-j:                                   Multi-Line Comments. (line   6)
* M-j b (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  17)
* M-j c (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  21)
* M-j l (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  11)
* M-j r (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  14)
* M-j u (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  25)
* M-k:                                   Sentences.           (line  33)
* M-l:                                   Case.                (line  24)
* M-LEFT:                                Moving Point.        (line  69)
* M-m:                                   Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  19)
* M-m (Rmail):                           Rmail Reply.         (line  62)
* M-Mouse-1:                             Secondary Selection. (line  22)
* M-Mouse-2:                             Secondary Selection. (line  33)
* M-Mouse-3:                             Secondary Selection. (line  26)
* M-n (Incremental search):              Repeat Isearch.      (line  43)
* M-n (Log Edit mode):                   Log Buffer.          (line  56)
* M-n (Man mode):                        Man Page.            (line  31)
* M-n (minibuffer history):              Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* M-n (Nroff mode):                      Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* M-n (Rmail):                           Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* M-n (Shell mode):                      Shell Ring.          (line  10)
* M-o b (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  15)
* M-o d (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  12)
* M-o i (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  18)
* M-o l (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  21)
* M-o M-s (Text mode):                   Fill Commands.       (line  50)
* M-o o (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  27)
* M-o u (Enriched mode):                 Enriched Faces.      (line  24)
* M-p (Incremental search):              Repeat Isearch.      (line  43)
* M-p (Log Edit mode):                   Log Buffer.          (line  56)
* M-p (Man mode):                        Man Page.            (line  31)
* M-p (minibuffer history):              Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* M-p (Nroff mode):                      Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* M-p (Rmail):                           Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* M-p (Shell mode):                      Shell Ring.          (line   6)
* M-q:                                   Fill Commands.       (line  21)
* M-q (C mode):                          Other C Commands.    (line  40)
* M-q (Fortran mode):                    ForIndent Commands.  (line  35)
* M-r:                                   Moving Point.        (line  74)
* M-r (Log Edit mode):                   Log Buffer.          (line  56)
* M-r (minibuffer history):              Minibuffer History.  (line  47)
* M-r (Shell mode):                      Shell Ring.          (line  14)
* M-RIGHT:                               Moving Point.        (line  60)
* M-S (Enriched mode):                   Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  21)
* M-s (Gnus Summary mode):               Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  30)
* M-s (Log Edit mode):                   Log Buffer.          (line  56)
* M-s (minibuffer history):              Minibuffer History.  (line  47)
* M-s (Rmail):                           Rmail Motion.        (line  68)
* M-s a C-s (Dired):                     Misc Dired Features. (line  10)
* M-s a M-C-s (Dired):                   Misc Dired Features. (line  10)
* M-s C-e (Incremental search):          Isearch Yank.        (line  17)
* M-s f C-s (Dired):                     Dired Navigation.    (line  20)
* M-s f M-C-s (Dired):                   Dired Navigation.    (line  20)
* M-s o:                                 Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  44)
* M-s w:                                 Word Search.         (line  26)
* M-SPC:                                 Deletion.            (line  43)
* M-t:                                   Transpose.           (line  31)
* M-TAB:                                 Symbol Completion.   (line   9)
* M-TAB (customization buffer):          Changing a Variable. (line  53)
* M-TAB (Incremental search):            Special Isearch.     (line  40)
* M-TAB (Picture mode):                  Tabs in Picture.     (line   6)
* M-TAB (Text mode):                     Text Mode.           (line  36)
* M-TAB, (MS-Windows):                   Windows Keyboard.    (line  45)
* M-u:                                   Case.                (line  24)
* M-v:                                   Scrolling.           (line  38)
* M-v (Calendar mode):                   Scroll Calendar.     (line  34)
* M-w:                                   Other Kill Commands. (line  32)
* M-x:                                   M-x.                 (line  17)
* M-y:                                   Earlier Kills.       (line  12)
* M-y (Incremental search):              Isearch Yank.        (line   6)
* M-z:                                   Other Kill Commands. (line  44)
* M-{:                                   Paragraphs.          (line  18)
* M-{ (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* M-{ (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  72)
* M-|:                                   Single Shell.        (line  40)
* M-}:                                   Paragraphs.          (line  18)
* M-} (Calendar mode):                   Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* M-} (Dired):                           Marks vs Flags.      (line  67)
* M-~:                                   Save Commands.       (line  76)
* Mouse-1:                               Mouse Commands.      (line   6)
* Mouse-1 (mode line):                   Mode Line Mouse.     (line  16)
* Mouse-1 (on buttons):                  Mouse References.    (line   6)
* Mouse-1 (scroll bar):                  Mode Line Mouse.     (line  34)
* Mouse-2:                               Mouse Commands.      (line   6)
* Mouse-2 (GDB Breakpoints buffer):      Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  25)
* Mouse-2 (mode line):                   Mode Line Mouse.     (line  23)
* Mouse-2 (on buttons):                  Mouse References.    (line   6)
* Mouse-3:                               Mouse Commands.      (line   6)
* Mouse-3 (mode line):                   Mode Line Mouse.     (line  26)
* n (DocView mode):                      DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* n (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  41)
* n (Gnus Summary mode):                 Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  19)
* n (Rmail):                             Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* next:                                  Scrolling.           (line  38)
* o (Calendar mode):                     Specified Dates.     (line  34)
* O (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  85)
* o (Dired):                             Dired Visiting.      (line  21)
* o (Occur mode):                        Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  31)
* o (Rmail):                             Rmail Output.        (line  20)
* p (Calendar mode):                     To Other Calendar.   (line   9)
* P (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  99)
* p (DocView mode):                      DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* p (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  44)
* p (Gnus Summary mode):                 Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  22)
* p (Rmail):                             Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* p d (Calendar mode):                   General Calendar.    (line  21)
* PageDown:                              Scrolling.           (line  38)
* PageUp:                                Scrolling.           (line  38)
* prior:                                 Scrolling.           (line  38)
* q (Calendar mode):                     General Calendar.    (line  36)
* Q (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line 144)
* q (Dired):                             Dired Enter.         (line  45)
* q (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  47)
* q (Gnus Summary mode):                 Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  33)
* q (Rmail summary):                     Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* Q (Rmail summary):                     Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* q (Rmail):                             Rmail Basics.        (line  35)
* q (VC Directory):                      VC Directory Commands.
                                                              (line  47)
* q (View mode):                         View Mode.           (line  13)
* R (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  55)
* r (GDB threads buffer):                Threads Buffer.      (line  43)
* r (Rmail):                             Rmail Reply.         (line  33)
* RET:                                   Inserting Text.      (line  11)
* RET (completion in minibuffer):        Completion Exit.     (line   6)
* RET (Dired):                           Dired Visiting.      (line  18)
* RET (GDB Breakpoints buffer):          Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  21)
* RET (GDB speedbar):                    Watch Expressions.   (line  28)
* RET (Help mode):                       Help Mode.           (line  30)
* RET (Occur mode):                      Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  31)
* RET (Shell mode):                      Shell Mode.          (line  12)
* RIGHT:                                 Moving Point.        (line  23)
* s (Calendar mode):                     Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  60)
* S (Calendar mode):                     Sunrise/Sunset.      (line  23)
* s (Dired):                             Dired Updating.      (line  67)
* S (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  70)
* s (Gnus Summary mode):                 Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  25)
* s (Rmail):                             Rmail Basics.        (line  28)
* s (View mode):                         View Mode.           (line   6)
* S-Mouse-2:                             Hideshow.            (line  20)
* S-Mouse-3 (FFAP):                      FFAP.                (line  64)
* S-TAB (customization buffer):          Customization Groups.
                                                              (line  50)
* S-TAB (Help mode):                     Help Mode.           (line  42)
* S-TAB (Org Mode):                      Org Mode.            (line  24)
* SPC (Calendar mode):                   General Calendar.    (line  31)
* SPC (completion):                      Completion Commands. (line  32)
* SPC (Dired):                           Dired Navigation.    (line  11)
* SPC (DocView mode):                    DocView Navigation.  (line  20)
* SPC (GDB Breakpoints buffer):          Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  12)
* SPC (Gnus Group mode):                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line   8)
* SPC (Gnus Summary mode):               Gnus Summary Buffer. (line   8)
* SPC (Rmail):                           Rmail Scrolling.     (line  23)
* SPC (View mode):                       View Mode.           (line   6)
* t (Calendar mode):                     Writing Calendar Files.
                                                              (line  23)
* T (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line  94)
* t (Dired):                             Marks vs Flags.      (line  76)
* t (Rmail):                             Rmail Display.       (line  12)
* TAB (and major modes):                 Major Modes.         (line   6)
* TAB (completion) <1>:                  Completion Commands. (line  27)
* TAB (completion):                      Completion Example.  (line   6)
* TAB (customization buffer):            Customization Groups.
                                                              (line  50)
* TAB (GUD):                             Commands of GUD.     (line 102)
* TAB (Help mode):                       Help Mode.           (line  42)
* TAB (indentation):                     Indentation.         (line  13)
* TAB (Message mode):                    Header Editing.      (line  46)
* TAB (Org Mode):                        Org Mode.            (line  16)
* TAB (programming modes):               Basic Indent.        (line  13)
* TAB (Shell mode):                      Shell Mode.          (line  20)
* TAB (Text mode):                       Text Mode.           (line  16)
* u (Calendar mode):                     Holidays.            (line  38)
* u (Dired deletion):                    Dired Deletion.      (line  28)
* U (Dired):                             Marks vs Flags.      (line  49)
* u (Dired):                             Marks vs Flags.      (line  40)
* u (Gnus Group mode):                   Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  27)
* u (Rmail):                             Rmail Deletion.      (line  44)
* UP:                                    Moving Point.        (line  44)
* UP (minibuffer history):               Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* v (Dired):                             Dired Visiting.      (line  38)
* v (Rmail):                             Rmail Display.       (line  56)
* w (Dired):                             Misc Dired Features. (line  19)
* w (Rmail):                             Rmail Output.        (line  32)
* x (Calendar mode):                     Holidays.            (line  38)
* X (Dired):                             Shell Commands in Dired.
                                                              (line   6)
* x (Dired):                             Dired Deletion.      (line  36)
* x (Rmail):                             Rmail Deletion.      (line  44)
* Z (Dired):                             Operating on Files.  (line 106)
* ~ (Dired):                             Flagging Many Files. (line  34)


File: emacs,  Node: Option Index,  Next: Command Index,  Prev: Key Index,  Up: Top

Command-Line Options Index
**************************

 [index ]
* Menu:

* +LINENUM:                              Action Arguments.    (line  30)
* --background-color:                    Colors X.            (line  17)
* --basic-display:                       Misc X.              (line  25)
* --batch:                               Initial Options.     (line  43)
* --border-color:                        Colors X.            (line  22)
* --border-width:                        Borders X.           (line  20)
* --chdir:                               Initial Options.     (line  20)
* --color:                               Colors X.            (line  41)
* --cursor-color:                        Colors X.            (line  27)
* --daemon:                              Initial Options.     (line 109)
* --debug-init:                          Initial Options.     (line 127)
* --directory:                           Action Arguments.    (line  48)
* --display:                             Initial Options.     (line  32)
* --eval:                                Action Arguments.    (line  58)
* --execute:                             Action Arguments.    (line  59)
* --file:                                Action Arguments.    (line   9)
* --find-file:                           Action Arguments.    (line  10)
* --font:                                Font X.              (line  11)
* --foreground-color:                    Colors X.            (line  12)
* --fullheight:                          Window Size X.       (line  28)
* --fullscreen:                          Window Size X.       (line  18)
* --fullwidth:                           Window Size X.       (line  32)
* --funcall:                             Action Arguments.    (line  52)
* --geometry:                            Window Size X.       (line  11)
* --help:                                Action Arguments.    (line  70)
* --iconic:                              Icons X.             (line   7)
* --insert:                              Action Arguments.    (line  62)
* --internal-border:                     Borders X.           (line  15)
* --kill:                                Action Arguments.    (line  67)
* --line-spacing:                        Misc X.              (line  17)
* --load:                                Action Arguments.    (line  38)
* --maximized:                           Window Size X.       (line  23)
* --mouse-color:                         Colors X.            (line  32)
* --name:                                Resources.           (line  58)
* --no-bitmap-icon:                      Icons X.             (line  12)
* --no-blinking-cursor:                  Misc X.              (line  21)
* --no-desktop:                          Initial Options.     (line 120)
* --no-init-file:                        Initial Options.     (line  82)
* --no-site-file:                        Initial Options.     (line  88)
* --no-site-lisp:                        Initial Options.     (line  92)
* --no-splash:                           Initial Options.     (line  96)
* --no-window-system:                    Initial Options.     (line  37)
* --quick:                               Initial Options.     (line 102)
* --reverse-video:                       Colors X.            (line  38)
* --script:                              Initial Options.     (line  68)
* --terminal:                            Initial Options.     (line  27)
* --title:                               Title X.             (line  17)
* --user:                                Initial Options.     (line 124)
* --version:                             Action Arguments.    (line  74)
* --vertical-scroll-bars:                Misc X.              (line  13)
* --visit:                               Action Arguments.    (line  11)
* --xrm:                                 Resources.           (line  75)
* -bd:                                   Colors X.            (line  21)
* -bg:                                   Colors X.            (line  16)
* -bw:                                   Borders X.           (line  19)
* -chdir:                                Initial Options.     (line  19)
* -cr:                                   Colors X.            (line  26)
* -D:                                    Misc X.              (line  24)
* -d:                                    Initial Options.     (line  31)
* -daemon:                               Initial Options.     (line 108)
* -f:                                    Action Arguments.    (line  51)
* -fg:                                   Colors X.            (line  11)
* -fh:                                   Window Size X.       (line  27)
* -fn:                                   Font X.              (line  10)
* -fs:                                   Window Size X.       (line  17)
* -fw:                                   Window Size X.       (line  31)
* -g:                                    Window Size X.       (line  10)
* -ib:                                   Borders X.           (line  14)
* -L:                                    Action Arguments.    (line  47)
* -l:                                    Action Arguments.    (line  37)
* -lsp:                                  Misc X.              (line  16)
* -mm:                                   Window Size X.       (line  22)
* -ms:                                   Colors X.            (line  31)
* -nbc:                                  Misc X.              (line  20)
* -nbi:                                  Icons X.             (line  11)
* -nw:                                   Initial Options.     (line  36)
* -Q:                                    Initial Options.     (line 101)
* -q:                                    Initial Options.     (line  81)
* -r:                                    Colors X.            (line  36)
* -rv:                                   Colors X.            (line  37)
* -T:                                    Title X.             (line  16)
* -t:                                    Initial Options.     (line  26)
* -u:                                    Initial Options.     (line 123)
* -vb:                                   Misc X.              (line  12)


File: emacs,  Node: Command Index,  Next: Variable Index,  Prev: Option Index,  Up: Top

Command and Function Index
**************************

 [index ]
* Menu:

* 2C-associate-buffer:                   Two-Column.          (line  34)
* 2C-dissociate:                         Two-Column.          (line  64)
* 2C-merge:                              Two-Column.          (line  59)
* 2C-newline:                            Two-Column.          (line  54)
* 2C-split:                              Two-Column.          (line  21)
* 2C-two-columns:                        Two-Column.          (line  11)
* 5x5:                                   Amusements.          (line   9)
* abbrev-mode:                           Abbrev Concepts.     (line  13)
* abbrev-prefix-mark:                    Expanding Abbrevs.   (line  32)
* abort-recursive-edit:                  Quitting.            (line  70)
* add-change-log-entry-other-window:     Change Log Commands. (line   6)
* add-change-log-entry-other-window, in Diff mode: Diff Mode. (line 116)
* add-dir-local-variable:                Directory Variables. (line  47)
* add-file-local-variable:               Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  74)
* add-file-local-variable-prop-line:     Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  17)
* add-global-abbrev:                     Defining Abbrevs.    (line  31)
* add-hook:                              Hooks.               (line  28)
* add-mode-abbrev:                       Defining Abbrevs.    (line  43)
* add-name-to-file:                      Misc File Ops.       (line  56)
* add-untranslated-filesystem:           Text and Binary.     (line  50)
* animate-birthday-present:              Amusements.          (line   6)
* append-next-kill:                      Appending Kills.     (line  38)
* append-to-buffer:                      Accumulating Text.   (line   6)
* append-to-file:                        Accumulating Text.   (line   6)
* append-to-register:                    Text Registers.      (line  31)
* apply-macro-to-region-lines:           Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  82)
* appt-activate:                         Appointments.        (line  21)
* appt-add:                              Appointments.        (line  55)
* appt-delete:                           Appointments.        (line  55)
* apropos:                               Apropos.             (line  20)
* apropos-command:                       Apropos.             (line  16)
* apropos-documentation:                 Apropos.             (line  34)
* apropos-value:                         Apropos.             (line  28)
* apropos-variable:                      Apropos.             (line  24)
* ask-user-about-lock:                   Interlocking.        (line  18)
* async-shell-command:                   Single Shell.        (line  32)
* auto-compression-mode:                 Compressed Files.    (line  17)
* auto-fill-mode:                        Auto Fill.           (line  17)
* auto-revert-mode:                      Reverting.           (line  37)
* auto-revert-tail-mode:                 Reverting.           (line  37)
* auto-save-mode:                        Auto Save Control.   (line   6)
* back-to-indentation:                   Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  19)
* backward-button:                       Help Mode.           (line  42)
* backward-char:                         Moving Point.        (line  29)
* backward-delete-char-untabify:         Program Modes.       (line  30)
* backward-kill-sentence:                Sentences.           (line  40)
* backward-kill-word:                    Words.               (line  49)
* backward-list:                         Moving by Parens.    (line  31)
* backward-page:                         Pages.               (line  35)
* backward-paragraph:                    Paragraphs.          (line  18)
* backward-sentence:                     Sentences.           (line  22)
* backward-sexp:                         Expressions.         (line  29)
* backward-text-line:                    Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* backward-up-list:                      Moving by Parens.    (line  35)
* backward-word <1>:                     Words.               (line  31)
* backward-word:                         Moving Point.        (line  65)
* balance-windows:                       Change Window.       (line  71)
* beginning-of-buffer:                   Moving Point.        (line  87)
* beginning-of-defun:                    Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* beginning-of-visual-line:              Visual Line Mode.    (line  23)
* bibtex-mode:                           TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* binary-overwrite-mode:                 Minor Modes.         (line  86)
* blackbox:                              Amusements.          (line   9)
* blink-cursor-mode:                     Cursor Display.      (line  25)
* bookmark-delete:                       Bookmarks.           (line  73)
* bookmark-insert:                       Bookmarks.           (line  80)
* bookmark-insert-location:              Bookmarks.           (line  76)
* bookmark-jump:                         Bookmarks.           (line  19)
* bookmark-load:                         Bookmarks.           (line  64)
* bookmark-save:                         Bookmarks.           (line  25)
* bookmark-set:                          Bookmarks.           (line  16)
* bookmark-write:                        Bookmarks.           (line  70)
* browse-url <1>:                        Browse-URL.          (line   6)
* browse-url:                            Help Mode.           (line  37)
* browse-url-at-mouse:                   Browse-URL.          (line   6)
* browse-url-at-point:                   Browse-URL.          (line   6)
* bs-show:                               Buffer Menus.        (line   6)
* bubbles:                               Amusements.          (line  16)
* buffer-menu:                           Several Buffers.     (line  18)
* buffer-menu-other-window:              Several Buffers.     (line  18)
* c-backslash-region:                    Other C Commands.    (line  58)
* c-backward-conditional:                Motion in C.         (line  30)
* c-beginning-of-defun:                  Motion in C.         (line  11)
* c-beginning-of-statement:              Motion in C.         (line  40)
* c-context-line-break:                  Other C Commands.    (line  19)
* c-electric-backspace:                  Program Modes.       (line  30)
* c-end-of-defun:                        Motion in C.         (line  11)
* c-end-of-statement:                    Motion in C.         (line  49)
* c-fill-paragraph:                      Other C Commands.    (line  40)
* c-forward-conditional:                 Motion in C.         (line  35)
* c-guess:                               Custom C Indent.     (line  60)
* c-guess-install:                       Custom C Indent.     (line  60)
* c-hungry-delete-backwards:             Hungry Delete.       (line  14)
* c-hungry-delete-forward:               Hungry Delete.       (line  20)
* c-indent-command <1>:                  C Indent.            (line  18)
* c-indent-command:                      Basic Indent.        (line  13)
* c-indent-defun:                        C Indent.            (line   9)
* c-indent-exp:                          C Indent.            (line  13)
* c-macro-expand:                        Other C Commands.    (line  46)
* c-mark-function:                       Moving by Defuns.    (line  32)
* c-set-style:                           Custom C Indent.     (line  26)
* c-show-syntactic-information:          Other C Commands.    (line  77)
* c-toggle-auto-newline:                 Electric C.          (line  29)
* c-toggle-electric-state:               Electric C.          (line  19)
* c-toggle-hungry-state:                 Hungry Delete.       (line  30)
* c-up-conditional:                      Motion in C.         (line  20)
* calendar:                              Calendar/Diary.      (line   6)
* calendar-astro-goto-day-number:        From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-astro-print-day-number:       To Other Calendar.   (line  20)
* calendar-backward-day:                 Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* calendar-backward-month:               Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* calendar-backward-week:                Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* calendar-bahai-goto-date:              From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-bahai-print-date:             To Other Calendar.   (line  36)
* calendar-beginning-of-month:           Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  14)
* calendar-beginning-of-week:            Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  10)
* calendar-beginning-of-year:            Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  20)
* calendar-chinese-goto-date:            From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-chinese-print-date:           To Other Calendar.   (line  39)
* calendar-coptic-goto-date:             From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-coptic-print-date:            To Other Calendar.   (line  43)
* calendar-count-days-region:            Counting Days.       (line  10)
* calendar-cursor-holidays:              Holidays.            (line  31)
* calendar-end-of-month:                 Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  17)
* calendar-end-of-week:                  Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  11)
* calendar-end-of-year:                  Move to Beginning or End.
                                                              (line  23)
* calendar-ethiopic-goto-date:           From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-ethiopic-print-date:          To Other Calendar.   (line  47)
* calendar-forward-day:                  Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* calendar-forward-month:                Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* calendar-forward-week:                 Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  34)
* calendar-forward-year:                 Calendar Unit Motion.
                                                              (line  43)
* calendar-french-goto-date:             From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-french-print-date:            To Other Calendar.   (line  32)
* calendar-goto-date:                    Specified Dates.     (line  24)
* calendar-goto-day-of-year:             Specified Dates.     (line  29)
* calendar-goto-today:                   Specified Dates.     (line  37)
* calendar-hebrew-goto-date:             From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-hebrew-list-yahrzeits:        From Other Calendar. (line  65)
* calendar-hebrew-print-date:            To Other Calendar.   (line  24)
* calendar-islamic-goto-date:            From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-islamic-print-date:           To Other Calendar.   (line  28)
* calendar-iso-goto-date:                From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-iso-goto-week <1>:            From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-iso-goto-week:                Specified Dates.     (line  29)
* calendar-iso-print-date:               To Other Calendar.   (line  12)
* calendar-julian-goto-date:             From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-julian-print-date:            To Other Calendar.   (line  16)
* calendar-list-holidays:                Holidays.            (line  48)
* calendar-lunar-phases:                 Lunar Phases.        (line  19)
* calendar-mark-holidays:                Holidays.            (line  38)
* calendar-mark-today:                   Calendar Customizing.
                                                              (line  39)
* calendar-mayan-goto-long-count-date:   Mayan Calendar.      (line  42)
* calendar-mayan-next-calendar-round-date: Mayan Calendar.    (line  64)
* calendar-mayan-next-haab-date:         Mayan Calendar.      (line  56)
* calendar-mayan-next-tzolkin-date:      Mayan Calendar.      (line  48)
* calendar-mayan-previous-haab-date:     Mayan Calendar.      (line  56)
* calendar-mayan-previous-tzolkin-date:  Mayan Calendar.      (line  48)
* calendar-mayan-print-date:             To Other Calendar.   (line  55)
* calendar-other-month:                  Specified Dates.     (line  34)
* calendar-persian-goto-date:            From Other Calendar. (line  10)
* calendar-persian-print-date:           To Other Calendar.   (line  51)
* calendar-print-day-of-year:            General Calendar.    (line  21)
* calendar-print-other-dates:            To Other Calendar.   (line   9)
* calendar-redraw:                       General Calendar.    (line  27)
* calendar-scroll-left:                  Scroll Calendar.     (line  28)
* calendar-scroll-left-three-months:     Scroll Calendar.     (line  34)
* calendar-scroll-right:                 Scroll Calendar.     (line  28)
* calendar-scroll-right-three-months:    Scroll Calendar.     (line  34)
* calendar-set-date-style:               Date Formats.        (line  43)
* calendar-star-date:                    Calendar Customizing.
                                                              (line  33)
* calendar-sunrise-sunset:               Sunrise/Sunset.      (line  23)
* calendar-unmark:                       Holidays.            (line  38)
* capitalize-word:                       Case.                (line  24)
* cd:                                    File Names.          (line  28)
* center-line:                           Fill Commands.       (line  50)
* change-log-merge:                      Change Log Commands. (line  47)
* change-log-mode:                       Change Log Commands. (line  35)
* check-parens:                          Parentheses.         (line   6)
* choose-completion:                     Completion Commands. (line  56)
* clean-buffer-list:                     Kill Buffer.         (line  49)
* clear-rectangle:                       Rectangles.          (line  90)
* clipboard-kill-region:                 Clipboard.           (line  43)
* clipboard-kill-ring-save:              Clipboard.           (line  43)
* clipboard-yank:                        Clipboard.           (line  43)
* clone-indirect-buffer:                 Indirect Buffers.    (line  12)
* clone-indirect-buffer-other-window:    Indirect Buffers.    (line  19)
* column-number-mode:                    Optional Mode Line.  (line  23)
* comint-bol-or-process-mark:            Shell Mode.          (line  44)
* comint-continue-subjob:                Shell Mode.          (line 131)
* comint-copy-old-input:                 Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line  12)
* comint-delchar-or-maybe-eof:           Shell Mode.          (line  38)
* comint-delete-output:                  Shell Mode.          (line  84)
* comint-dynamic-list-filename...:       Shell Mode.          (line  34)
* comint-dynamic-list-input-ring:        Shell Ring.          (line  24)
* comint-get-next-from-history:          Shell Ring.          (line  18)
* comint-history-isearch-backward-regexp: Shell Ring.         (line  14)
* comint-input-previous-argument:        Shell Ring.          (line  21)
* comint-interrupt-subjob:               Shell Mode.          (line  69)
* comint-kill-input:                     Shell Mode.          (line  61)
* comint-magic-space:                    History References.  (line  17)
* comint-next-input:                     Shell Ring.          (line  10)
* comint-next-prompt:                    Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line   9)
* comint-previous-input:                 Shell Ring.          (line   6)
* comint-previous-prompt:                Shell History Copying.
                                                              (line   6)
* comint-quit-subjob:                    Shell Mode.          (line  79)
* comint-run:                            Shell Mode.          (line 161)
* comint-send-input:                     Shell Mode.          (line  12)
* comint-show-maximum-output:            Shell Mode.          (line 101)
* comint-show-output:                    Shell Mode.          (line  96)
* comint-stop-subjob:                    Shell Mode.          (line  74)
* comint-strip-ctrl-m:                   Shell Mode.          (line 135)
* comint-truncate-buffer:                Shell Mode.          (line 144)
* comint-write-output:                   Shell Mode.          (line  89)
* comment-dwim:                          Comment Commands.    (line  27)
* comment-indent-new-line:               Multi-Line Comments. (line   6)
* comment-kill:                          Comment Commands.    (line  63)
* comment-region:                        Comment Commands.    (line  71)
* comment-set-column:                    Options for Comments.
                                                              (line   6)
* compare-windows:                       Comparing Files.     (line  26)
* compilation-next-error:                Compilation Mode.    (line 103)
* compilation-next-file:                 Compilation Mode.    (line 103)
* compilation-previous-error:            Compilation Mode.    (line 103)
* compilation-previous-file:             Compilation Mode.    (line 103)
* compile:                               Compilation.         (line  21)
* compile (MS-DOS):                      MS-DOS Processes.    (line   6)
* compile-goto-error:                    Compilation Mode.    (line  13)
* completion-at-point <1>:               Shell Mode.          (line  20)
* completion-at-point:                   Symbol Completion.   (line  14)
* compose-mail:                          Sending Mail.        (line   6)
* compose-mail-other-frame:              Sending Mail.        (line  35)
* compose-mail-other-window:             Sending Mail.        (line  35)
* copy-dir-locals-to-file-locals:        Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  74)
* copy-dir-locals-to-file-locals-prop-line: Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  17)
* copy-directory:                        Misc File Ops.       (line  34)
* copy-file:                             Misc File Ops.       (line  31)
* copy-file-locals-to-dir-locals:        Directory Variables. (line  47)
* copy-rectangle-to-register:            Rectangle Registers. (line  10)
* copy-to-buffer:                        Accumulating Text.   (line   6)
* copy-to-register:                      Text Registers.      (line  23)
* count-lines-page:                      Pages.               (line  55)
* count-text-lines:                      Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* count-words:                           Position Info.       (line  47)
* count-words-region:                    Position Info.       (line  47)
* cpp-highlight-buffer:                  Other C Commands.    (line  68)
* create-fontset-from-fontset-spec:      Defining Fontsets.   (line 105)
* crisp-mode:                            Emulation.           (line  10)
* cua-mode:                              CUA Bindings.        (line   6)
* Custom-save:                           Changing a Variable. (line 133)
* Custom-set:                            Changing a Variable. (line 133)
* customize:                             Easy Customization.  (line  14)
* customize-apropos:                     Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  42)
* customize-browse:                      Browsing Custom.     (line   6)
* customize-changed:                     Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  48)
* customize-create-theme:                Creating Custom Themes.
                                                              (line   6)
* customize-face:                        Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  38)
* customize-group:                       Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  38)
* customize-option:                      Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  32)
* customize-saved:                       Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  56)
* customize-themes:                      Custom Themes.       (line  16)
* customize-unsaved:                     Specific Customization.
                                                              (line  56)
* cwarn-mode:                            Other C Commands.    (line  83)
* dabbrev-completion:                    Dynamic Abbrevs.     (line  12)
* dabbrev-expand:                        Dynamic Abbrevs.     (line  12)
* dbx:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  33)
* debug_print:                           Checklist.           (line 255)
* decipher:                              Amusements.          (line  19)
* default-value:                         Locals.              (line  70)
* define-abbrevs:                        Saving Abbrevs.      (line  46)
* define-global-abbrev:                  Defining Abbrevs.    (line  53)
* define-key:                            Init Rebinding.      (line  77)
* define-mode-abbrev:                    Defining Abbrevs.    (line  53)
* delete-backward-char:                  Deletion.            (line   6)
* delete-blank-lines:                    Blank Lines.         (line  16)
* delete-char:                           Deletion.            (line   6)
* delete-dir-local-variable:             Directory Variables. (line  47)
* delete-file:                           Misc File Ops.       (line   9)
* delete-file-local-variable:            Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  74)
* delete-file-local-variable-prop-line:  Specifying File Variables.
                                                              (line  17)
* delete-frame:                          Frame Commands.      (line   9)
* delete-horizontal-space:               Deletion.            (line  43)
* delete-indentation:                    Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  36)
* delete-other-frames:                   Frame Commands.      (line  21)
* delete-other-windows:                  Change Window.       (line  44)
* delete-rectangle:                      Rectangles.          (line  63)
* delete-selection-mode:                 Using Region.        (line  60)
* delete-trailing-whitespace:            Useless Whitespace.  (line  22)
* delete-whitespace-rectangle:           Rectangles.          (line  95)
* delete-window:                         Change Window.       (line  34)
* describe-bindings:                     Misc Help.           (line  42)
* describe-categories:                   Regexp Backslash.    (line 141)
* describe-character-set:                Charsets.            (line  24)
* describe-coding-system:                Coding Systems.      (line  43)
* describe-copying:                      Help Files.          (line  12)
* describe-distribution:                 Help Files.          (line  12)
* describe-function:                     Name Help.           (line   6)
* describe-gnu-project:                  Help Files.          (line  12)
* describe-input-method:                 Select Input Method. (line  16)
* describe-key:                          Key Help.            (line   6)
* describe-key-briefly:                  Key Help.            (line   6)
* describe-language-environment:         Language Environments.
                                                              (line  76)
* describe-mode <1>:                     Major Modes.         (line  65)
* describe-mode:                         Misc Help.           (line  37)
* describe-no-warranty:                  Help Files.          (line  12)
* describe-package <1>:                  Packages.            (line  15)
* describe-package:                      Package Keywords.    (line  17)
* describe-prefix-bindings:              Misc Help.           (line  51)
* describe-text-properties:              Editing Format Info. (line  20)
* describe-theme:                        Custom Themes.       (line  76)
* describe-variable:                     Name Help.           (line  40)
* desktop-change-dir:                    Saving Emacs Sessions.
                                                              (line  20)
* desktop-clear:                         Saving Emacs Sessions.
                                                              (line  42)
* desktop-revert:                        Saving Emacs Sessions.
                                                              (line  20)
* desktop-save:                          Saving Emacs Sessions.
                                                              (line  11)
* diary:                                 Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  63)
* diary-anniversary <1>:                 Sexp Diary Entries.  (line  16)
* diary-anniversary:                     Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  35)
* diary-astro-day-number:                Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-bahai-date:                      Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-bahai-insert-entry:              Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-bahai-insert-monthly-entry:      Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-bahai-insert-yearly-entry:       Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-bahai-list-entries:              Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-bahai-mark-entries:              Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-block:                           Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  47)
* diary-chinese-date:                    Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-coptic-date:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-cyclic <1>:                      Sexp Diary Entries.  (line  35)
* diary-cyclic:                          Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  64)
* diary-date:                            Sexp Diary Entries.  (line  53)
* diary-day-of-year:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-ethiopic-date:                   Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-fancy-display:                   Diary Display.       (line   6)
* diary-float <1>:                       Sexp Diary Entries.  (line  65)
* diary-float:                           Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  86)
* diary-french-date:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-hebrew-birthday:                 Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-hebrew-date:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-hebrew-insert-entry:             Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-hebrew-insert-monthly-entry:     Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-hebrew-insert-yearly-entry:      Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-hebrew-list-entries:             Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-hebrew-mark-entries:             Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-hebrew-omer:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-hebrew-parasha:                  Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-hebrew-rosh-hodesh:              Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-hebrew-sabbath-candles:          Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-hebrew-yahrzeit:                 Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 176)
* diary-include-other-diary-files:       Fancy Diary Display. (line  36)
* diary-insert-anniversary-entry:        Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  29)
* diary-insert-block-entry:              Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  54)
* diary-insert-cyclic-entry:             Special Diary Entries.
                                                              (line  59)
* diary-insert-entry:                    Adding to Diary.     (line  27)
* diary-insert-monthly-entry:            Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* diary-insert-weekly-entry:             Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* diary-insert-yearly-entry:             Adding to Diary.     (line  32)
* diary-islamic-date:                    Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-islamic-insert-entry:            Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-islamic-insert-monthly-entry:    Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-islamic-insert-yearly-entry:     Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  72)
* diary-islamic-list-entries:            Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-islamic-mark-entries:            Non-Gregorian Diary. (line  13)
* diary-iso-date:                        Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-julian-date:                     Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-lunar-phases:                    Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-mail-entries:                    Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  71)
* diary-mark-entries:                    Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  49)
* diary-mark-included-diary-files:       Fancy Diary Display. (line  36)
* diary-mayan-date:                      Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-persian-date:                    Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-print-entries:                   Diary Display.       (line  33)
* diary-remind:                          Sexp Diary Entries.  (line  48)
* diary-show-all-entries:                Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  60)
* diary-simple-display:                  Diary Display.       (line   6)
* diary-sort-entries:                    Fancy Diary Display. (line  11)
* diary-sunrise-sunset:                  Sexp Diary Entries.  (line 116)
* diary-view-entries:                    Displaying the Diary.
                                                              (line  34)
* diff:                                  Comparing Files.     (line   6)
* diff-add-change-log-entries-other-window: Diff Mode.        (line 116)
* diff-apply-hunk:                       Diff Mode.           (line  66)
* diff-auto-refine-mode:                 Diff Mode.           (line  36)
* diff-backup:                           Comparing Files.     (line  17)
* diff-buffer-with-file:                 Comparing Files.     (line  22)
* diff-context->unified:                 Diff Mode.           (line 106)
* diff-ediff-patch:                      Diff Mode.           (line  79)
* diff-file-kill:                        Diff Mode.           (line  62)
* diff-file-next:                        Diff Mode.           (line  51)
* diff-file-prev:                        Diff Mode.           (line  55)
* diff-goto-source:                      Diff Mode.           (line  75)
* diff-hunk-kill:                        Diff Mode.           (line  59)
* diff-hunk-next:                        Diff Mode.           (line  34)
* diff-hunk-prev:                        Diff Mode.           (line  46)
* diff-mode:                             Diff Mode.           (line   6)
* diff-refine-hunk:                      Diff Mode.           (line  70)
* diff-restrict-view:                    Diff Mode.           (line  83)
* diff-reverse-direction:                Diff Mode.           (line  89)
* diff-split-hunk:                       Diff Mode.           (line  93)
* diff-unified->context:                 Diff Mode.           (line 101)
* digit-argument:                        Arguments.           (line  15)
* dir-locals-set-class-variables:        Directory Variables. (line  54)
* dir-locals-set-directory-class:        Directory Variables. (line  54)
* dired:                                 Dired Enter.         (line   6)
* dired-at-point:                        FFAP.                (line   6)
* dired-backup-diff:                     Comparison in Dired. (line  18)
* dired-change-marks:                    Marks vs Flags.      (line  81)
* dired-clean-directory:                 Flagging Many Files. (line  38)
* dired-compare-directories:             Misc Dired Features. (line  40)
* dired-copy-filename-as-kill:           Misc Dired Features. (line  19)
* dired-create-directory:                Misc Dired Features. (line   6)
* dired-diff:                            Comparison in Dired. (line  11)
* dired-display-file:                    Dired Visiting.      (line  27)
* dired-do-byte-compile:                 Operating on Files.  (line 131)
* dired-do-chgrp:                        Operating on Files.  (line  81)
* dired-do-chmod:                        Operating on Files.  (line  76)
* dired-do-chown:                        Operating on Files.  (line  85)
* dired-do-compress:                     Operating on Files.  (line 106)
* dired-do-copy:                         Operating on Files.  (line  34)
* dired-do-copy-regexp:                  Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  33)
* dired-do-delete:                       Operating on Files.  (line  48)
* dired-do-flagged-delete:               Dired Deletion.      (line  36)
* dired-do-hardlink:                     Operating on Files.  (line  64)
* dired-do-hardlink-regexp:              Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  34)
* dired-do-isearch:                      Misc Dired Features. (line  10)
* dired-do-isearch-regexp:               Misc Dired Features. (line  10)
* dired-do-kill-lines:                   Dired Updating.      (line  51)
* dired-do-load:                         Operating on Files.  (line 127)
* dired-do-print:                        Operating on Files.  (line  99)
* dired-do-query-replace-regexp:         Operating on Files.  (line 144)
* dired-do-redisplay:                    Dired Updating.      (line  34)
* dired-do-rename:                       Operating on Files.  (line  55)
* dired-do-rename-regexp:                Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  32)
* dired-do-search:                       Operating on Files.  (line 136)
* dired-do-shell-command:                Shell Commands in Dired.
                                                              (line   6)
* dired-do-symlink:                      Operating on Files.  (line  70)
* dired-do-symlink-regexp:               Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  35)
* dired-do-touch:                        Operating on Files.  (line  94)
* dired-downcase:                        Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  27)
* dired-find-file:                       Dired Visiting.      (line  12)
* dired-find-file-other-window:          Dired Visiting.      (line  21)
* dired-flag-auto-save-files:            Flagging Many Files. (line  30)
* dired-flag-backup-files:               Flagging Many Files. (line  34)
* dired-flag-file-deletion:              Dired Deletion.      (line  22)
* dired-flag-files-regexp:               Flagging Many Files. (line  57)
* dired-flag-garbage-files:              Flagging Many Files. (line  51)
* dired-goto-file:                       Dired Navigation.    (line  16)
* dired-hide-all:                        Hiding Subdirectories.
                                                              (line  15)
* dired-hide-subdir:                     Hiding Subdirectories.
                                                              (line  10)
* dired-isearch-filenames:               Dired Navigation.    (line  20)
* dired-isearch-filenames-regexp:        Dired Navigation.    (line  20)
* dired-mark:                            Marks vs Flags.      (line  17)
* dired-mark-directories:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  30)
* dired-mark-executables:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  22)
* dired-mark-files-containing-regexp:    Marks vs Flags.      (line 112)
* dired-mark-files-regexp:               Marks vs Flags.      (line 103)
* dired-mark-subdir-files:               Marks vs Flags.      (line  35)
* dired-mark-symlinks:                   Marks vs Flags.      (line  26)
* dired-maybe-insert-subdir:             Subdirectories in Dired.
                                                              (line  18)
* dired-mouse-find-file-other-window:    Dired Visiting.      (line  33)
* dired-next-dirline:                    Subdirectory Motion. (line  35)
* dired-next-marked-file:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  67)
* dired-next-subdir:                     Subdirectory Motion. (line  15)
* dired-other-frame:                     Dired Enter.         (line  41)
* dired-other-window <1>:                Dired Enter.         (line  41)
* dired-other-window:                    Pop Up Window.       (line  24)
* dired-prev-dirline:                    Subdirectory Motion. (line  30)
* dired-prev-marked-file:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  72)
* dired-prev-subdir:                     Subdirectory Motion. (line  19)
* dired-sort-toggle-or-edit:             Dired Updating.      (line  67)
* dired-toggle-marks:                    Marks vs Flags.      (line  76)
* dired-tree-down:                       Subdirectory Motion. (line  26)
* dired-tree-up:                         Subdirectory Motion. (line  23)
* dired-undo:                            Marks vs Flags.      (line 120)
* dired-unmark:                          Marks vs Flags.      (line  40)
* dired-unmark-all-files:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  54)
* dired-unmark-all-marks:                Marks vs Flags.      (line  49)
* dired-unmark-backward:                 Marks vs Flags.      (line  44)
* dired-up-directory:                    Dired Visiting.      (line  43)
* dired-upcase:                          Transforming File Names.
                                                              (line  21)
* dired-view-file:                       Dired Visiting.      (line  38)
* dirs:                                  Directory Tracking.  (line  19)
* dirtrack-mode:                         Directory Tracking.  (line  25)
* disable-command:                       Disabling.           (line  33)
* disable-theme:                         Custom Themes.       (line  69)
* display-battery-mode:                  Optional Mode Line.  (line  73)
* display-buffer <1>:                    Window Choice.       (line   6)
* display-buffer <2>:                    Displaying Buffers.  (line  15)
* display-buffer:                        Pop Up Window.       (line  15)
* display-local-help:                    Help Echo.           (line  13)
* display-time:                          Optional Mode Line.  (line  48)
* dissociated-press:                     Amusements.          (line  22)
* do-auto-save:                          Auto Save Control.   (line  36)
* doc-view-clear-cache:                  DocView Conversion.  (line   6)
* doc-view-enlarge:                      DocView Navigation.  (line  29)
* doc-view-first-page:                   DocView Navigation.  (line  25)
* doc-view-goto-page:                    DocView Navigation.  (line  25)
* doc-view-kill-proc:                    DocView Conversion.  (line  10)
* doc-view-kill-proc-and-buffer:         DocView Conversion.  (line  10)
* doc-view-last-page:                    DocView Navigation.  (line  25)
* doc-view-mode:                         Document View.       (line   6)
* doc-view-next-page:                    DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* doc-view-previous-page:                DocView Navigation.  (line  16)
* doc-view-reset-slice:                  DocView Slicing.     (line  22)
* doc-view-scroll-down-or-previous-page: DocView Navigation.  (line  20)
* doc-view-scroll-up-or-next-page:       DocView Navigation.  (line  20)
* doc-view-search:                       DocView Searching.   (line  10)
* doc-view-search-backward:              DocView Searching.   (line  10)
* doc-view-set-slice:                    DocView Slicing.     (line  10)
* doc-view-set-slice-using-mouse:        DocView Slicing.     (line  10)
* doc-view-show-tooltip:                 DocView Searching.   (line  10)
* doc-view-shrink:                       DocView Navigation.  (line  29)
* doc-view-toggle-display:               Document View.       (line  12)
* doctex-mode:                           TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* doctor:                                Amusements.          (line  64)
* dos-mode25:                            MS-DOS Display.      (line  42)
* dos-mode4350:                          MS-DOS Display.      (line  42)
* down-list:                             Moving by Parens.    (line  42)
* downcase-region:                       Case.                (line  46)
* downcase-word:                         Case.                (line  24)
* dunnet:                                Amusements.          (line  35)
* edit-abbrevs:                          Editing Abbrevs.     (line  42)
* edit-kbd-macro:                        Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  22)
* edit-tab-stops:                        Tab Stops.           (line  13)
* edt-emulation-off:                     Emulation.           (line  18)
* edt-emulation-on:                      Emulation.           (line  18)
* eldoc-mode:                            Lisp Doc.            (line  11)
* electric-indent-mode:                  Indent Convenience.  (line  15)
* electric-layout-mode:                  Misc for Programs.   (line  19)
* electric-nroff-mode:                   Nroff Mode.          (line  26)
* electric-pair-mode:                    Matching.            (line  38)
* emacs-lisp-mode:                       Lisp Eval.           (line   6)
* emacs-version:                         Understanding Bug Reporting.
                                                              (line   6)
* emerge-auto-advance:                   Submodes of Emerge.  (line  31)
* emerge-buffers:                        Overview of Emerge.  (line  15)
* emerge-buffers-with-ancestor:          Overview of Emerge.  (line  18)
* emerge-files:                          Overview of Emerge.  (line   9)
* emerge-files-with-ancestor:            Overview of Emerge.  (line  12)
* emerge-skip-prefers:                   Submodes of Emerge.  (line  31)
* enable-command:                        Disabling.           (line  33)
* enable-theme:                          Custom Themes.       (line  69)
* end-of-buffer:                         Moving Point.        (line  91)
* end-of-defun:                          Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* end-of-visual-line:                    Visual Line Mode.    (line  23)
* enlarge-window:                        Change Window.       (line  49)
* enlarge-window-horizontally:           Change Window.       (line  60)
* enriched-mode:                         Enriched Mode.       (line  13)
* epa-dired-do-decrypt:                  Operating on Files.  (line 110)
* epa-dired-do-encrypt:                  Operating on Files.  (line 123)
* epa-dired-do-sign:                     Operating on Files.  (line 119)
* epa-dired-do-verify:                   Operating on Files.  (line 114)
* eval-buffer:                           Lisp Eval.           (line  67)
* eval-defun:                            Lisp Eval.           (line  50)
* eval-expression:                       Lisp Eval.           (line  35)
* eval-last-sexp:                        Lisp Eval.           (line  40)
* eval-print-last-sexp:                  Lisp Interaction.    (line  11)
* eval-region:                           Lisp Eval.           (line  67)
* exchange-point-and-mark:               Setting Mark.        (line  48)
* execute-extended-command:              M-x.                 (line  57)
* exit-calendar:                         General Calendar.    (line  36)
* exit-recursive-edit:                   Recursive Edit.      (line  12)
* expand-abbrev:                         Expanding Abbrevs.   (line  26)
* expand-region-abbrevs:                 Expanding Abbrevs.   (line  58)
* f90-beginning-of-block:                Fortran Motion.      (line  41)
* f90-end-of-block:                      Fortran Motion.      (line  33)
* f90-mode:                              Fortran.             (line   6)
* f90-next-block:                        Fortran Motion.      (line  22)
* f90-next-statement:                    Fortran Motion.      (line  12)
* f90-previous-block:                    Fortran Motion.      (line  29)
* f90-previous-statement:                Fortran Motion.      (line  16)
* facemenu-remove-all:                   Editing Format Info. (line  16)
* facemenu-remove-face-props:            Editing Format Info. (line  12)
* facemenu-set-background:               Enriched Faces.      (line  34)
* facemenu-set-bold:                     Enriched Faces.      (line  15)
* facemenu-set-bold-italic:              Enriched Faces.      (line  21)
* facemenu-set-default:                  Enriched Faces.      (line  12)
* facemenu-set-face:                     Enriched Faces.      (line  27)
* facemenu-set-foreground:               Enriched Faces.      (line  30)
* facemenu-set-italic:                   Enriched Faces.      (line  18)
* facemenu-set-underline:                Enriched Faces.      (line  24)
* ff-find-related-file:                  Other C Commands.    (line 108)
* ffap:                                  FFAP.                (line   6)
* ffap-menu:                             FFAP.                (line   6)
* ffap-mode:                             FFAP.                (line  18)
* ffap-next:                             FFAP.                (line   6)
* file-cache-add-directory:              File Name Cache.     (line  17)
* file-cache-minibuffer-complete:        File Name Cache.     (line   6)
* file-name-shadow-mode:                 Minibuffer File.     (line  31)
* filesets-add-buffer:                   Filesets.            (line  13)
* filesets-init:                         Filesets.            (line   6)
* filesets-remove-buffer:                Filesets.            (line  13)
* fill-individual-paragraphs:            Fill Prefix.         (line  63)
* fill-nonuniform-paragraphs:            Fill Prefix.         (line  70)
* fill-paragraph:                        Fill Commands.       (line  21)
* fill-region:                           Fill Commands.       (line  26)
* fill-region-as-paragraph:              Fill Commands.       (line  31)
* find-alternate-file:                   Visiting.            (line  84)
* find-dired:                            Dired and Find.      (line  27)
* find-file:                             Visiting.            (line  32)
* find-file-at-point:                    FFAP.                (line   6)
* find-file-literally:                   Visiting.            (line 146)
* find-file-other-frame:                 Visiting.            (line 120)
* find-file-other-window <1>:            Pop Up Window.       (line  20)
* find-file-other-window:                Visiting.            (line 112)
* find-file-read-only:                   Visiting.            (line 108)
* find-file-read-only-other-frame:       Creating Frames.     (line  43)
* find-grep:                             Grep Searching.      (line  52)
* find-grep-dired:                       Dired and Find.      (line  17)
* find-name-dired:                       Dired and Find.      (line   9)
* find-tag:                              Find Tag.            (line  35)
* find-tag-other-frame:                  Find Tag.            (line  55)
* find-tag-other-window <1>:             Find Tag.            (line  55)
* find-tag-other-window:                 Pop Up Window.       (line  32)
* find-tag-regexp:                       Find Tag.            (line  73)
* finder-by-keyword:                     Package Keywords.    (line  10)
* flush-lines:                           Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* flyspell-mode:                         Spelling.            (line 163)
* flyspell-prog-mode:                    Spelling.            (line 174)
* foldout-exit-fold:                     Foldout.             (line  39)
* foldout-zoom-subtree:                  Foldout.             (line  16)
* follow-mode:                           Follow Mode.         (line   6)
* font-lock-add-keywords:                Font Lock.           (line  70)
* font-lock-mode:                        Font Lock.           (line  12)
* font-lock-remove-keywords:             Font Lock.           (line  82)
* format-decode-buffer:                  Enriched Mode.       (line  25)
* fortran-beginning-of-block:            Fortran Motion.      (line  41)
* fortran-column-ruler:                  Fortran Columns.     (line  33)
* fortran-comment-region:                Fortran Comments.    (line  78)
* fortran-end-of-block:                  Fortran Motion.      (line  33)
* fortran-indent-subprogram:             ForIndent Commands.  (line  21)
* fortran-join-line:                     ForIndent Commands.  (line  30)
* fortran-mode:                          Fortran.             (line   6)
* fortran-next-statement:                Fortran Motion.      (line  12)
* fortran-previous-statement:            Fortran Motion.      (line  16)
* fortran-split-line:                    ForIndent Commands.  (line  25)
* fortran-strip-sequence-nos:            Fortran Columns.     (line  62)
* fortran-window-create:                 Fortran Columns.     (line  57)
* fortran-window-create-momentarily:     Fortran Columns.     (line  52)
* fortune-to-signature:                  Mail Amusements.     (line  19)
* forward-button:                        Help Mode.           (line  42)
* forward-char:                          Moving Point.        (line  20)
* forward-list:                          Moving by Parens.    (line  31)
* forward-page:                          Pages.               (line  35)
* forward-paragraph:                     Paragraphs.          (line  18)
* forward-sentence:                      Sentences.           (line  22)
* forward-sexp:                          Expressions.         (line  29)
* forward-text-line:                     Nroff Mode.          (line  15)
* forward-word <1>:                      Words.               (line  31)
* forward-word:                          Moving Point.        (line  56)
* frame-configuration-to-register:       Configuration Registers.
                                                              (line   6)
* fringe-mode:                           Fringes.             (line   6)
* gdb:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  10)
* gdb-delete-breakpoint:                 Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  18)
* gdb-display-disassembly-for-thread:    Threads Buffer.      (line  31)
* gdb-display-locals-for-thread:         Threads Buffer.      (line  39)
* gdb-display-registers-for-thread:      Threads Buffer.      (line  43)
* gdb-display-stack-for-thread:          Threads Buffer.      (line  35)
* gdb-edit-value:                        Watch Expressions.   (line  28)
* gdb-frames-select:                     Stack Buffer.        (line  10)
* gdb-goto-breakpoint:                   Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  21)
* gdb-many-windows:                      GDB User Interface Layout.
                                                              (line  27)
* gdb-restore-windows:                   GDB User Interface Layout.
                                                              (line  27)
* gdb-select-thread:                     Threads Buffer.      (line   6)
* gdb-toggle-breakpoint:                 Breakpoints Buffer.  (line  12)
* gdb-var-delete:                        Watch Expressions.   (line  25)
* getenv:                                Environment.         (line  19)
* global-auto-revert-mode:               Reverting.           (line  37)
* global-cwarn-mode:                     Other C Commands.    (line  83)
* global-font-lock-mode:                 Font Lock.           (line  17)
* global-hl-line-mode:                   Cursor Display.      (line  46)
* global-set-key:                        Rebinding.           (line  16)
* global-unset-key:                      Rebinding.           (line  16)
* global-visual-line-mode:               Visual Line Mode.    (line  13)
* gnus:                                  Gnus Startup.        (line   6)
* gnus-group-exit:                       Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  47)
* gnus-group-kill-group:                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  33)
* gnus-group-list-all-groups:            Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  16)
* gnus-group-list-groups:                Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  11)
* gnus-group-next-unread-group <1>:      Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  19)
* gnus-group-next-unread-group:          Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  41)
* gnus-group-prev-unread-group <1>:      Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  22)
* gnus-group-prev-unread-group:          Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  44)
* gnus-group-read-group <1>:             Gnus Summary Buffer. (line   8)
* gnus-group-read-group:                 Gnus Group Buffer.   (line   8)
* gnus-group-unsubscribe-current-group:  Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  27)
* gnus-summary-isearch-article:          Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  25)
* gnus-summary-next-unread-article <1>:  Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  19)
* gnus-summary-next-unread-article:      Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  41)
* gnus-summary-prev-page:                Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  16)
* gnus-summary-prev-unread-article <1>:  Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  22)
* gnus-summary-prev-unread-article:      Gnus Group Buffer.   (line  44)
* gnus-summary-search-article-forward:   Gnus Summary Buffer. (line  30)
* gomoku:                                Amusements.          (line  37)
* goto-address-at-point:                 Goto Address mode.   (line   9)
* goto-address-mode:                     Goto Address mode.   (line   6)
* goto-char:                             Moving Point.        (line 106)
* goto-followup-to:                      Header Editing.      (line  38)
* goto-line <1>:                         Select Buffer.       (line  75)
* goto-line:                             Moving Point.        (line 111)
* goto-reply-to:                         Header Editing.      (line  38)
* gpm-mouse-mode:                        Text-Only Mouse.     (line  16)
* grep:                                  Grep Searching.      (line  28)
* grep (MS-DOS):                         MS-DOS Processes.    (line   6)
* grep-find:                             Grep Searching.      (line  52)
* gud-cont:                              Commands of GUD.     (line  52)
* gud-def:                               GUD Customization.   (line  17)
* gud-down:                              Commands of GUD.     (line  75)
* gud-finish:                            Commands of GUD.     (line  87)
* gud-gdb:                               Starting GUD.        (line  15)
* gud-gdb-complete-command:              Commands of GUD.     (line 102)
* gud-jump:                              Commands of GUD.     (line  93)
* gud-next:                              Commands of GUD.     (line  37)
* gud-print:                             Commands of GUD.     (line  46)
* gud-refresh:                           Commands of GUD.     (line  26)
* gud-remove:                            Commands of GUD.     (line  58)
* gud-step:                              Commands of GUD.     (line  31)
* gud-stepi:                             Commands of GUD.     (line  42)
* gud-tbreak:                            Commands of GUD.     (line  64)
* gud-tooltip-mode:                      Debugger Operation.  (line  32)
* gud-until:                             Commands of GUD.     (line  80)
* gud-up:                                Commands of GUD.     (line  70)
* gud-watch:                             Watch Expressions.   (line   6)
* handwrite:                             PostScript.          (line  63)
* hanoi:                                 Amusements.          (line  40)
* help-command:                          Help.                (line   6)
* help-follow:                           Help Mode.           (line  30)
* help-for-help:                         Help.                (line   6)
* help-go-back:                          Help Mode.           (line  30)
* help-with-tutorial:                    Basic.               (line   6)
* hi-lock-find-patterns:                 Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  65)
* hi-lock-mode:                          Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  11)
* hi-lock-write-interactive-patterns:    Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  54)
* hide-body:                             Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* hide-entry:                            Outline Visibility.  (line  57)
* hide-ifdef-mode:                       Other C Commands.    (line 100)
* hide-leaves:                           Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* hide-other:                            Outline Visibility.  (line  75)
* hide-sublevels:                        Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* hide-subtree:                          Outline Visibility.  (line  62)
* highlight-changes-mode:                Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line   6)
* highlight-lines-matching-regexp:       Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  50)
* highlight-regexp:                      Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  25)
* hl-line-mode:                          Cursor Display.      (line  46)
* holidays:                              Holidays.            (line  53)
* how-many:                              Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* hs-hide-all:                           Hideshow.            (line  20)
* hs-hide-block:                         Hideshow.            (line  20)
* hs-hide-level:                         Hideshow.            (line  20)
* hs-minor-mode:                         Hideshow.            (line   6)
* hs-show-all:                           Hideshow.            (line  20)
* hs-show-block:                         Hideshow.            (line  20)
* hs-show-region:                        Hideshow.            (line  20)
* html-mode:                             HTML Mode.           (line   6)
* htmlfontify-buffer:                    Printing.            (line  10)
* icalendar-export-file, icalendar-export-region: Importing Diary.
                                                              (line  37)
* icalendar-import-buffer:               Importing Diary.     (line  20)
* icalendar-import-file:                 Importing Diary.     (line  27)
* icomplete-mode:                        Completion Options.  (line  52)
* ielm:                                  Lisp Interaction.    (line  24)
* image-dired-display-thumbs:            Image-Dired.         (line  10)
* image-mode:                            File Conveniences.   (line  20)
* image-toggle-animation:                File Conveniences.   (line  20)
* image-toggle-display:                  File Conveniences.   (line  20)
* imenu:                                 Imenu.               (line  11)
* imenu-add-menubar-index:               Imenu.               (line  16)
* increase-left-margin:                  Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  13)
* increment-register:                    Number Registers.    (line  14)
* indent-code-rigidly:                   Multi-line Indent.   (line  46)
* indent-for-tab-command <1>:            Basic Indent.        (line  13)
* indent-for-tab-command:                Indentation.         (line  13)
* indent-line-function:                  Basic Indent.        (line  13)
* indent-pp-sexp:                        Multi-line Indent.   (line  27)
* indent-region:                         Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  49)
* indent-relative:                       Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  28)
* indent-rigidly:                        Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  56)
* info:                                  Misc Help.           (line   6)
* Info-goto-emacs-command-node:          Name Help.           (line  49)
* Info-goto-emacs-key-command-node:      Key Help.            (line  16)
* info-lookup-file:                      Info Lookup.         (line   6)
* info-lookup-symbol <1>:                Info Lookup.         (line   6)
* info-lookup-symbol:                    Misc Help.           (line  22)
* insert-abbrevs:                        Saving Abbrevs.      (line  46)
* insert-file:                           Misc File Ops.       (line  73)
* insert-file-literally:                 Misc File Ops.       (line  79)
* insert-kbd-macro:                      Save Keyboard Macro. (line  46)
* insert-register:                       Text Registers.      (line  38)
* inverse-add-global-abbrev:             Defining Abbrevs.    (line  47)
* inverse-add-mode-abbrev:               Defining Abbrevs.    (line  47)
* isearch-backward:                      Basic Isearch.       (line  48)
* isearch-backward-regexp:               Regexp Search.       (line  18)
* isearch-del-char:                      Isearch Yank.        (line  25)
* isearch-forward:                       Basic Isearch.       (line  12)
* isearch-forward-regexp:                Regexp Search.       (line  18)
* isearch-forward-word:                  Word Search.         (line  26)
* isearch-toggle-input-method:           Special Isearch.     (line  32)
* isearch-toggle-specified-input-method: Special Isearch.     (line  32)
* isearch-yank-char:                     Isearch Yank.        (line  25)
* isearch-yank-kill:                     Isearch Yank.        (line   6)
* isearch-yank-line:                     Isearch Yank.        (line  17)
* isearch-yank-pop:                      Isearch Yank.        (line   6)
* isearch-yank-word-or-char:             Isearch Yank.        (line  12)
* iso-gtex2iso:                          TeX Misc.            (line  11)
* iso-iso2gtex:                          TeX Misc.            (line  11)
* iso-iso2tex:                           TeX Misc.            (line  11)
* iso-tex2iso:                           TeX Misc.            (line  11)
* ispell:                                Spelling.            (line  56)
* ispell-buffer:                         Spelling.            (line  56)
* ispell-change-dictionary:              Spelling.            (line 146)
* ispell-complete-word:                  Spelling.            (line 133)
* ispell-kill-ispell:                    Spelling.            (line 140)
* ispell-message:                        Mail Misc.           (line  36)
* ispell-region:                         Spelling.            (line  56)
* ispell-word:                           Spelling.            (line  49)
* iswitchb-mode:                         Iswitchb.            (line   6)
* jdb:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  27)
* jump-to-register:                      Position Registers.  (line  19)
* just-one-space:                        Deletion.            (line  43)
* kbd:                                   Init Rebinding.      (line  10)
* kbd-macro-query:                       Keyboard Macro Query.
                                                              (line  14)
* keep-lines:                            Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* keyboard-escape-quit:                  Quitting.            (line  78)
* keyboard-quit:                         Quitting.            (line  50)
* kill-all-abbrevs:                      Defining Abbrevs.    (line  62)
* kill-buffer:                           Kill Buffer.         (line  21)
* kill-buffer-and-window:                Change Window.       (line  41)
* kill-compilation:                      Compilation.         (line  67)
* kill-emacs:                            Exiting.             (line  38)
* kill-line:                             Killing by Lines.    (line  12)
* kill-local-variable:                   Locals.              (line  51)
* kill-matching-buffers:                 Kill Buffer.         (line  34)
* kill-rectangle:                        Rectangles.          (line  63)
* kill-region:                           Other Kill Commands. (line   6)
* kill-ring-save:                        Other Kill Commands. (line  32)
* kill-sentence:                         Sentences.           (line  33)
* kill-sexp:                             Expressions.         (line  48)
* kill-some-buffers:                     Kill Buffer.         (line  29)
* kill-whole-line:                       Killing by Lines.    (line  39)
* kill-word:                             Words.               (line  40)
* kmacro-add-counter:                    Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  65)
* kmacro-bind-to-key:                    Save Keyboard Macro. (line  28)
* kmacro-cycle-ring-next:                Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  43)
* kmacro-cycle-ring-previous:            Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  43)
* kmacro-edit-lossage:                   Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  27)
* kmacro-edit-macro:                     Edit Keyboard Macro. (line  16)
* kmacro-end-and-call-macro:             Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  25)
* kmacro-end-macro:                      Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  87)
* kmacro-end-or-call-macro:              Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  25)
* kmacro-end-or-call-macro-repeat:       Keyboard Macro Ring. (line  33)
* kmacro-insert-counter:                 Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  31)
* kmacro-name-last-macro:                Save Keyboard Macro. (line  17)
* kmacro-set-counter:                    Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  57)
* kmacro-set-format:                     Keyboard Macro Counter.
                                                              (line  71)
* kmacro-start-macro:                    Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  87)
* kmacro-start-macro-or-insert-counter:  Basic Keyboard Macro.
                                                              (line  25)
* kmacro-step-edit-macro:                Keyboard Macro Step-Edit.
                                                              (line   6)
* landmark:                              Amusements.          (line  46)
* latex-electric-env-pair-mode:          LaTeX Editing.       (line  28)
* latex-mode:                            TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* left-char:                             Moving Point.        (line  32)
* left-word:                             Moving Point.        (line  69)
* lgrep:                                 Grep Searching.      (line  58)
* life:                                  Amusements.          (line  44)
* line-number-mode:                      Optional Mode Line.  (line  18)
* linum-mode:                            Minor Modes.         (line  70)
* lisp-eval-defun:                       External Lisp.       (line  25)
* lisp-interaction-mode:                 Lisp Interaction.    (line   6)
* list-abbrevs:                          Editing Abbrevs.     (line  13)
* list-bookmarks:                        Bookmarks.           (line  22)
* list-buffers:                          List Buffers.        (line   9)
* list-character-sets:                   Charsets.            (line  31)
* list-charset-chars:                    Charsets.            (line  24)
* list-coding-systems:                   Coding Systems.      (line  51)
* list-colors-display:                   Colors.              (line  11)
* list-command-history:                  Repetition.          (line  12)
* list-directory:                        Directories.         (line  26)
* list-faces-display:                    Faces.               (line  13)
* list-holidays:                         Holidays.            (line  65)
* list-input-methods:                    Select Input Method. (line  86)
* list-matching-lines:                   Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* list-packages:                         Package Menu.        (line   6)
* list-tags:                             List Tags.           (line  22)
* load:                                  Lisp Libraries.      (line  21)
* load-file:                             Lisp Libraries.      (line  15)
* load-library:                          Lisp Libraries.      (line  21)
* load-theme:                            Custom Themes.       (line  69)
* local-set-key:                         Rebinding.           (line  16)
* local-unset-key:                       Rebinding.           (line  16)
* locate:                                Dired and Find.      (line  38)
* locate-with-filter:                    Dired and Find.      (line  38)
* log-edit-done:                         Log Buffer.          (line   6)
* log-edit-insert-changelog:             Log Buffer.          (line  41)
* log-edit-show-diff:                    Log Buffer.          (line  34)
* log-edit-show-files:                   Log Buffer.          (line  34)
* log-view-toggle-entry-display:         VC Change Log.       (line  35)
* lpr-buffer:                            Printing.            (line  31)
* lpr-region:                            Printing.            (line  31)
* lunar-phases:                          Lunar Phases.        (line  23)
* mail-abbrev-insert-alias:              Mail Aliases.        (line  42)
* mail-add-attachment:                   Mail Misc.           (line  20)
* mail-fill-yanked-message:              Citing Mail.         (line  24)
* mail-other-window:                     Pop Up Window.       (line  28)
* mail-text:                             Header Editing.      (line  43)
* make-frame-command:                    Creating Frames.     (line  18)
* make-frame-on-display:                 Multiple Displays.   (line  11)
* make-indirect-buffer:                  Indirect Buffers.    (line  10)
* make-local-variable:                   Locals.              (line  22)
* make-symbolic-link:                    Misc File Ops.       (line  63)
* make-variable-buffer-local:            Locals.              (line  27)
* manual-entry:                          Man Page.            (line  12)
* mark-defun:                            Moving by Defuns.    (line  19)
* mark-page:                             Pages.               (line  41)
* mark-paragraph:                        Paragraphs.          (line  24)
* mark-sexp <1>:                         Expressions.         (line  60)
* mark-sexp:                             Marking Objects.     (line  43)
* mark-whole-buffer:                     Marking Objects.     (line  57)
* mark-word <1>:                         Words.               (line  60)
* mark-word:                             Marking Objects.     (line  33)
* menu-bar-mode:                         Menu Bars.           (line   6)
* menu-bar-open:                         Menu Bar.            (line  10)
* message-goto-bcc:                      Header Editing.      (line  38)
* message-goto-cc:                       Header Editing.      (line  38)
* message-goto-fcc:                      Header Editing.      (line  38)
* message-goto-subject:                  Header Editing.      (line  38)
* message-goto-to:                       Header Editing.      (line  38)
* message-insert-signature:              Mail Signature.      (line  20)
* message-send:                          Mail Sending.        (line  14)
* message-send-and-exit:                 Mail Sending.        (line  20)
* message-tab:                           Header Editing.      (line  46)
* message-yank-original:                 Citing Mail.         (line  14)
* message-yank-prefix:                   Citing Mail.         (line  14)
* minibuffer-complete:                   Completion Commands. (line  10)
* minibuffer-complete-and-exit:          Completion Exit.     (line   6)
* minibuffer-complete-word:              Completion Commands. (line  32)
* minibuffer-inactive-mode:              Minibuffer Edit.     (line  61)
* mml-attach-file:                       Mail Misc.           (line   6)
* mode, Glasses:                         Glasses.             (line   6)
* mode, Org:                             Org Mode.            (line   6)
* mode, thumbs:                          File Conveniences.   (line  41)
* morse-region:                          Amusements.          (line  50)
* mouse-avoidance-mode:                  Mouse Avoidance.     (line  39)
* mouse-buffer-menu:                     Buffer Menus.        (line  16)
* mouse-choose-completion:               Completion Commands. (line  43)
* mouse-save-then-kill:                  Mouse Commands.      (line  66)
* mouse-secondary-save-then-kill:        Secondary Selection. (line  26)
* mouse-set-point:                       Mouse Commands.      (line  23)
* mouse-set-region:                      Mouse Commands.      (line  36)
* mouse-set-secondary:                   Secondary Selection. (line  11)
* mouse-start-secondary:                 Secondary Selection. (line  22)
* mouse-wheel-mode:                      Mouse Commands.      (line 103)
* mouse-yank-at-click:                   Mouse Commands.      (line  53)
* mouse-yank-primary:                    Mouse Commands.      (line  53)
* mouse-yank-secondary:                  Secondary Selection. (line  33)
* move-beginning-of-line:                Moving Point.        (line  49)
* move-end-of-line:                      Moving Point.        (line  53)
* move-to-window-line-top-bottom:        Moving Point.        (line  74)
* mpuz:                                  Amusements.          (line   9)
* msb-mode:                              Buffer Menus.        (line  16)
* msdos-set-mouse-buttons:               MS-DOS Mouse.        (line  18)
* multi-occur:                           Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* multi-occur-in-matching-buffers:       Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* narrow-to-defun:                       Narrowing.           (line  41)
* narrow-to-page:                        Narrowing.           (line  41)
* narrow-to-region:                      Narrowing.           (line  36)
* nato-region:                           Amusements.          (line  50)
* negative-argument:                     Arguments.           (line  15)
* newline-and-indent <1>:                Basic Indent.        (line  19)
* newline-and-indent:                    Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  10)
* next-buffer:                           Select Buffer.       (line  51)
* next-completion:                       Completion Commands. (line  60)
* next-error:                            Compilation Mode.    (line  51)
* next-error-follow-minor-mode:          Compilation Mode.    (line 110)
* next-file:                             List Tags.           (line  36)
* next-history-element:                  Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* next-line:                             Moving Point.        (line  38)
* next-logical-line:                     Visual Line Mode.    (line  23)
* next-matching-history-element:         Minibuffer History.  (line  47)
* normal-erase-is-backspace-mode:        DEL Does Not Delete. (line  24)
* normal-mode:                           Choosing Modes.      (line 116)
* not-modified:                          Save Commands.       (line  76)
* nroff-mode:                            Nroff Mode.          (line   6)
* number-to-register:                    Number Registers.    (line  11)
* nxml-mode <1>:                         HTML Mode.           (line  69)
* nxml-mode:                             Text.                (line  24)
* occur:                                 Other Repeating Search.
                                                              (line  12)
* open-dribble-file:                     Checklist.           (line 105)
* open-line:                             Blank Lines.         (line  16)
* open-rectangle:                        Rectangles.          (line  90)
* open-termscript:                       Checklist.           (line 110)
* Org mode:                              Org Mode.            (line   6)
* org-agenda:                            Org Organizer.       (line  27)
* org-agenda-file-to-front:              Org Organizer.       (line  20)
* org-cycle:                             Org Mode.            (line  16)
* org-deadline:                          Org Organizer.       (line  13)
* org-export:                            Org Authoring.       (line   6)
* org-metadown:                          Org Mode.            (line  29)
* org-metaleft:                          Org Mode.            (line  29)
* org-metaright:                         Org Mode.            (line  29)
* org-metaup:                            Org Mode.            (line  29)
* org-mode:                              Org Mode.            (line   6)
* org-schedule:                          Org Organizer.       (line  13)
* org-shifttab:                          Org Mode.            (line  24)
* org-todo:                              Org Organizer.       (line   6)
* other-frame:                           Frame Commands.      (line  17)
* other-window:                          Other Window.        (line  17)
* outline-backward-same-level:           Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* outline-forward-same-level:            Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* outline-minor-mode:                    Outline Mode.        (line   6)
* outline-mode:                          Outline Mode.        (line   6)
* outline-next-visible-heading:          Outline Motion.      (line  29)
* outline-previous-visible-heading:      Outline Motion.      (line  29)
* outline-up-heading:                    Outline Motion.      (line  33)
* overwrite-mode:                        Minor Modes.         (line  76)
* package-initialize:                    Package Installation.
                                                              (line  44)
* package-install:                       Package Installation.
                                                              (line   6)
* package-install-file:                  Package Files.       (line   6)
* paragraph-indent-minor-mode:           Text Mode.           (line  27)
* paragraph-indent-text-mode:            Text Mode.           (line  27)
* partial completion:                    Completion Styles.   (line  30)
* pdb:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  30)
* perldb:                                Starting GUD.        (line  24)
* picture-backward-clear-column:         Basic Picture.       (line  28)
* picture-backward-column:               Basic Picture.       (line   6)
* picture-clear-column:                  Basic Picture.       (line  28)
* picture-clear-line:                    Basic Picture.       (line  28)
* picture-clear-rectangle:               Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  28)
* picture-clear-rectangle-to-register:   Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  28)
* picture-forward-column:                Basic Picture.       (line   6)
* picture-mode:                          Picture Mode.        (line   6)
* picture-motion:                        Insert in Picture.   (line  48)
* picture-motion-reverse:                Insert in Picture.   (line  48)
* picture-move-down:                     Basic Picture.       (line   6)
* picture-move-up:                       Basic Picture.       (line   6)
* picture-movement-down:                 Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-left:                 Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-ne:                   Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-nw:                   Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-right:                Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-se:                   Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-sw:                   Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-movement-up:                   Insert in Picture.   (line   6)
* picture-newline:                       Basic Picture.       (line  21)
* picture-open-line:                     Basic Picture.       (line  38)
* picture-set-tab-stops:                 Tabs in Picture.     (line  25)
* picture-tab:                           Tabs in Picture.     (line  20)
* picture-tab-search:                    Tabs in Picture.     (line   6)
* picture-yank-rectangle:                Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  39)
* picture-yank-rectangle-from-register:  Rectangles in Picture.
                                                              (line  39)
* plain-tex-mode:                        TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* point-to-register:                     Position Registers.  (line  14)
* pong:                                  Amusements.          (line  55)
* pop-global-mark:                       Global Mark Ring.    (line  15)
* pop-tag-mark:                          Find Tag.            (line  65)
* pr-interface:                          Printing Package.    (line  15)
* prefer-coding-system:                  Recognize Coding.    (line  31)
* prepend-to-buffer:                     Accumulating Text.   (line   6)
* prepend-to-register:                   Text Registers.      (line  31)
* previous-buffer:                       Select Buffer.       (line  51)
* previous-completion:                   Completion Commands. (line  64)
* previous-history-element:              Minibuffer History.  (line  29)
* previous-line:                         Moving Point.        (line  44)
* previous-logical-line:                 Visual Line Mode.    (line  23)
* previous-matching-history-element:     Minibuffer History.  (line  47)
* print-buffer:                          Printing.            (line  31)
* print-buffer (MS-DOS):                 Windows Printing.    (line  66)
* print-region:                          Printing.            (line  31)
* print-region (MS-DOS):                 Windows Printing.    (line  66)
* ps-despool:                            PostScript.          (line  57)
* ps-print-buffer:                       PostScript.          (line  43)
* ps-print-buffer (MS-DOS):              Windows Printing.    (line  86)
* ps-print-buffer-with-faces:            PostScript.          (line  43)
* ps-print-region:                       PostScript.          (line  43)
* ps-print-region-with-faces:            PostScript.          (line  43)
* ps-spool-buffer:                       PostScript.          (line  53)
* ps-spool-buffer (MS-DOS):              Windows Printing.    (line  86)
* ps-spool-buffer-with-faces:            PostScript.          (line  53)
* ps-spool-region:                       PostScript.          (line  53)
* ps-spool-region-with-faces:            PostScript.          (line  53)
* pwd:                                   File Names.          (line  28)
* quail-set-keyboard-layout:             Select Input Method. (line  75)
* quail-show-key:                        Select Input Method. (line  81)
* query-replace:                         Query Replace.       (line  12)
* query-replace-regexp:                  Query Replace.       (line  22)
* quietly-read-abbrev-file:              Saving Abbrevs.      (line  27)
* quit-window <1>:                       Dired Enter.         (line  45)
* quit-window:                           VC Directory Commands.
                                                              (line  47)
* quoted-insert:                         Inserting Text.      (line  25)
* re-search-backward:                    Regexp Search.       (line  56)
* re-search-forward:                     Regexp Search.       (line  56)
* read-abbrev-file:                      Saving Abbrevs.      (line  27)
* recenter:                              Recentering.         (line  53)
* recenter-top-bottom:                   Recentering.         (line  20)
* recentf-edit-list:                     File Conveniences.   (line  10)
* recentf-mode:                          File Conveniences.   (line  10)
* recentf-save-list:                     File Conveniences.   (line  10)
* recode-file-name:                      File Name Coding.    (line  37)
* recode-region:                         Text Coding.         (line  74)
* recompile:                             Compilation.         (line  61)
* recover-file:                          Recover.             (line   6)
* recover-session:                       Recover.             (line  22)
* rectangle:                             Rectangles.          (line 101)
* remove-hook:                           Hooks.               (line  82)
* remove-untranslated-filesystem:        Text and Binary.     (line  71)
* rename-buffer:                         Misc Buffer.         (line  30)
* rename-file:                           Misc File Ops.       (line  40)
* rename-uniquely:                       Misc Buffer.         (line  35)
* repeat:                                Repeating.           (line  12)
* repeat-complex-command:                Repetition.          (line  20)
* replace-regexp:                        Regexp Replace.      (line   6)
* replace-string:                        Unconditional Replace.
                                                              (line   6)
* report-emacs-bug:                      Checklist.           (line  15)
* reposition-window:                     Recentering.         (line  56)
* reveal-mode:                           Outline Visibility.  (line  88)
* revert-buffer:                         Reverting.           (line   6)
* revert-buffer (Dired):                 Dired Updating.      (line  29)
* revert-buffer-with-coding-system:      Text Coding.         (line  70)
* rgrep:                                 Grep Searching.      (line  58)
* right-char:                            Moving Point.        (line  23)
* right-word:                            Moving Point.        (line  60)
* rmail:                                 Rmail.               (line   6)
* rmail-add-label:                       Rmail Labels.        (line  34)
* rmail-beginning-of-message:            Rmail Scrolling.     (line  28)
* rmail-bury:                            Rmail Basics.        (line  35)
* rmail-continue:                        Rmail Reply.         (line 109)
* rmail-delete-backward:                 Rmail Deletion.      (line  29)
* rmail-delete-forward:                  Rmail Deletion.      (line  29)
* rmail-edit-current-message:            Rmail Editing.       (line  15)
* rmail-end-of-message:                  Rmail Scrolling.     (line  28)
* rmail-epa-decrypt:                     Rmail Display.       (line  77)
* rmail-expunge:                         Rmail Deletion.      (line  44)
* rmail-expunge-and-save:                Rmail Basics.        (line  28)
* rmail-first-message:                   Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* rmail-forward:                         Rmail Reply.         (line  73)
* rmail-get-new-mail:                    Rmail Files.         (line  54)
* rmail-input:                           Rmail Files.         (line  25)
* rmail-kill-label:                      Rmail Labels.        (line  34)
* rmail-last-message:                    Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* rmail-mail:                            Rmail Reply.         (line 104)
* rmail-mime:                            Rmail Display.       (line  55)
* rmail-mime-next-item:                  Rmail Display.       (line  48)
* rmail-mime-previous-item:              Rmail Display.       (line  52)
* rmail-mime-toggle-hidden:              Rmail Display.       (line  45)
* rmail-mode:                            Rmail.               (line   6)
* rmail-next-labeled-message:            Rmail Labels.        (line  43)
* rmail-next-message:                    Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* rmail-next-same-subject:               Rmail Motion.        (line  83)
* rmail-next-undeleted-message:          Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* rmail-output:                          Rmail Output.        (line  20)
* rmail-output-as-seen:                  Rmail Output.        (line  20)
* rmail-output-body-to-file:             Rmail Output.        (line  32)
* rmail-previous-labeled-message:        Rmail Labels.        (line  43)
* rmail-previous-message:                Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* rmail-previous-same-subject:           Rmail Motion.        (line  83)
* rmail-previous-undeleted-message:      Rmail Motion.        (line  55)
* rmail-quit:                            Rmail Basics.        (line  35)
* rmail-redecode-body:                   Rmail Coding.        (line  25)
* rmail-reply:                           Rmail Reply.         (line  33)
* rmail-resend:                          Rmail Reply.         (line  97)
* rmail-retry-failure:                   Rmail Reply.         (line  62)
* rmail-search:                          Rmail Motion.        (line  68)
* rmail-show-message:                    Rmail Motion.        (line  90)
* rmail-sort-by-author:                  Rmail Sorting.       (line  14)
* rmail-sort-by-correspondent:           Rmail Sorting.       (line  22)
* rmail-sort-by-date:                    Rmail Sorting.       (line   6)
* rmail-sort-by-labels:                  Rmail Sorting.       (line  31)
* rmail-sort-by-lines:                   Rmail Sorting.       (line  27)
* rmail-sort-by-recipient:               Rmail Sorting.       (line  18)
* rmail-sort-by-subject:                 Rmail Sorting.       (line  10)
* rmail-summary:                         Rmail Make Summary.  (line  36)
* rmail-summary-bury:                    Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* rmail-summary-by-labels:               Rmail Make Summary.  (line  41)
* rmail-summary-by-recipients:           Rmail Make Summary.  (line  45)
* rmail-summary-by-regexp:               Rmail Make Summary.  (line  58)
* rmail-summary-by-senders:              Rmail Make Summary.  (line  62)
* rmail-summary-by-topic:                Rmail Make Summary.  (line  52)
* rmail-summary-quit:                    Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* rmail-summary-undelete-many:           Rmail Summary Edit.  (line  28)
* rmail-summary-wipe:                    Rmail Summary Edit.  (line 102)
* rmail-toggle-header:                   Rmail Display.       (line  12)
* rmail-undelete-previous-message:       Rmail Deletion.      (line  44)
* rot13-other-window:                    Rmail Rot13.         (line  13)
* run-lisp:                              External Lisp.       (line  11)
* run-scheme:                            External Lisp.       (line  35)
* save-buffer:                           Save Commands.       (line  24)
* save-buffers-kill-terminal:            Exiting.             (line  13)
* save-some-buffers:                     Save Commands.       (line  40)
* scheme-mode:                           External Lisp.       (line  35)
* scroll-all-mode:                       Emulation.           (line  10)
* scroll-bar-mode:                       Scroll Bars.         (line  19)
* scroll-down-command:                   Scrolling.           (line  38)
* scroll-down-line:                      Scrolling.           (line  75)
* scroll-left:                           Horizontal Scrolling.
                                                              (line  39)
* scroll-other-window:                   Other Window.        (line  30)
* scroll-right:                          Horizontal Scrolling.
                                                              (line  39)
* scroll-up-command:                     Scrolling.           (line  38)
* scroll-up-line:                        Scrolling.           (line  75)
* sdb:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  39)
* search-backward:                       Nonincremental Search.
                                                              (line  20)
* search-forward:                        Nonincremental Search.
                                                              (line  20)
* select-frame-by-name:                  Non-Window Terminals.
                                                              (line  19)
* send-invisible:                        Shell Mode.          (line 119)
* serial-term:                           Serial Terminal.     (line   6)
* server-edit:                           Invoking emacsclient.
                                                              (line  31)
* server-eval-at:                        Emacs Server.        (line  45)
* server-start:                          Emacs Server.        (line  21)
* set-buffer-file-coding-system:         Text Coding.         (line  25)
* set-buffer-process-coding-system:      Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  43)
* set-face-background:                   Colors.              (line  33)
* set-face-foreground:                   Colors.              (line  33)
* set-file-modes:                        Misc File Ops.       (line  91)
* set-file-name-coding-system:           File Name Coding.    (line  10)
* set-fill-column:                       Fill Commands.       (line  43)
* set-fill-prefix:                       Fill Prefix.         (line  26)
* set-fontset-font:                      Modifying Fontsets.  (line   6)
* set-frame-name:                        Non-Window Terminals.
                                                              (line  19)
* set-fringe-style:                      Fringes.             (line   6)
* set-goal-column:                       Moving Point.        (line 120)
* set-input-method:                      Select Input Method. (line  24)
* set-justification-center:              Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  21)
* set-justification-full:                Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  17)
* set-justification-left:                Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  11)
* set-justification-none:                Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  25)
* set-justification-right:               Enriched Justification.
                                                              (line  14)
* set-keyboard-coding-system:            Terminal Coding.     (line  29)
* set-language-environment:              Language Environments.
                                                              (line  19)
* set-left-margin:                       Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  33)
* set-locale-environment:                Language Environments.
                                                              (line  45)
* set-mark-command:                      Setting Mark.        (line  29)
* set-next-selection-coding-system:      Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  23)
* set-right-margin:                      Enriched Indentation.
                                                              (line  33)
* set-selection-coding-system:           Communication Coding.
                                                              (line  23)
* set-selective-display:                 Selective Display.   (line   6)
* set-terminal-coding-system:            Terminal Coding.     (line  14)
* set-variable:                          Examining.           (line  39)
* set-visited-file-name:                 Save Commands.       (line  89)
* setenv:                                Environment.         (line  19)
* setq-default:                          Locals.              (line  57)
* sgml-attributes:                       HTML Mode.           (line  27)
* sgml-close-tag:                        HTML Mode.           (line  52)
* sgml-delete-tag:                       HTML Mode.           (line  42)
* sgml-mode:                             HTML Mode.           (line   6)
* sgml-name-8bit-mode:                   HTML Mode.           (line  57)
* sgml-name-char:                        HTML Mode.           (line  11)
* sgml-skip-tag-backward:                HTML Mode.           (line  36)
* sgml-skip-tag-forward:                 HTML Mode.           (line  31)
* sgml-tag:                              HTML Mode.           (line  15)
* sgml-tag-help:                         HTML Mode.           (line  48)
* sgml-tags-invisible:                   HTML Mode.           (line  66)
* sgml-validate:                         HTML Mode.           (line  62)
* shadow-initialize:                     File Shadowing.      (line   6)
* shell:                                 Interactive Shell.   (line   6)
* shell-backward-command:                Shell Mode.          (line 111)
* shell-command:                         Single Shell.        (line   6)
* shell-command-on-region:               Single Shell.        (line  40)
* shell-forward-command:                 Shell Mode.          (line 105)
* shell-pushd-dextract:                  Shell Options.       (line  47)
* shell-pushd-dunique:                   Shell Options.       (line  47)
* shell-pushd-tohome:                    Shell Options.       (line  47)
* show-all:                              Outline Visibility.  (line  79)
* show-branches:                         Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* show-children:                         Outline Visibility.  (line  67)
* show-entry:                            Outline Visibility.  (line  57)
* show-paren-mode:                       Matching.            (line  32)
* show-subtree:                          Outline Visibility.  (line  62)
* shrink-window-horizontally:            Change Window.       (line  60)
* shrink-window-if-larger-than-buffer:   Change Window.       (line  66)
* size-indication-mode:                  Optional Mode Line.  (line   6)
* slitex-mode:                           TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* smerge-mode:                           Comparing Files.     (line  46)
* snake:                                 Amusements.          (line  55)
* solitaire:                             Amusements.          (line  58)
* sort-columns:                          Sorting.             (line  96)
* sort-fields:                           Sorting.             (line  22)
* sort-lines:                            Sorting.             (line  22)
* sort-numeric-fields:                   Sorting.             (line  22)
* sort-pages:                            Sorting.             (line  22)
* sort-paragraphs:                       Sorting.             (line  22)
* split-line:                            Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  13)
* split-window-below:                    Split Window.        (line  17)
* split-window-right:                    Split Window.        (line  34)
* spook:                                 Mail Amusements.     (line   6)
* standard-display-8bit:                 Unibyte Mode.        (line  37)
* string-insert-rectangle:               Rectangles.          (line 114)
* string-rectangle:                      Rectangles.          (line 108)
* substitute-key-definition:             Init Examples.       (line 114)
* subword-mode:                          Other C Commands.    (line   8)
* sunrise-sunset:                        Sunrise/Sunset.      (line  23)
* suspend-frame <1>:                     Frame Commands.      (line  13)
* suspend-frame:                         Exiting.             (line  41)
* switch-to-buffer:                      Select Buffer.       (line  28)
* switch-to-buffer-other-frame:          Select Buffer.       (line  62)
* switch-to-buffer-other-window <1>:     Pop Up Window.       (line  11)
* switch-to-buffer-other-window:         Select Buffer.       (line  57)
* switch-to-completions:                 Completion Commands. (line  48)
* tab-to-tab-stop:                       Indentation Commands.
                                                              (line  25)
* tabify:                                Just Spaces.         (line  26)
* table-backward-cell:                   Cell Commands.       (line   6)
* table-capture:                         Table Conversion.    (line   6)
* table-fixed-width-mode:                Text Based Tables.   (line  27)
* table-forward-cell:                    Cell Commands.       (line   6)
* table-generate-source:                 Table Misc.          (line  19)
* table-heighten-cell:                   Cell Commands.       (line  31)
* table-insert:                          Table Creation.      (line   6)
* table-insert-column:                   Table Rows and Columns.
                                                              (line  13)
* table-insert-row:                      Table Rows and Columns.
                                                              (line   6)
* table-insert-sequence:                 Table Misc.          (line  15)
* table-justify:                         Cell Justification.  (line  11)
* table-narrow-cell:                     Cell Commands.       (line  40)
* table-query-dimension:                 Table Misc.          (line   6)
* table-recognize:                       Table Recognition.   (line   6)
* table-recognize-cell:                  Table Recognition.   (line  30)
* table-recognize-region:                Table Recognition.   (line  18)
* table-recognize-table:                 Table Recognition.   (line  24)
* table-release:                         Table Conversion.    (line  28)
* table-shorten-cell:                    Cell Commands.       (line  34)
* table-span-cell:                       Cell Commands.       (line  12)
* table-split-cell:                      Cell Commands.       (line  17)
* table-split-cell-horizontally:         Cell Commands.       (line  17)
* table-split-cell-vertically:           Cell Commands.       (line  17)
* table-unrecognize:                     Table Recognition.   (line   6)
* table-unrecognize-cell:                Table Recognition.   (line  33)
* table-unrecognize-region:              Table Recognition.   (line  21)
* table-unrecognize-table:               Table Recognition.   (line  27)
* table-widen-cell:                      Cell Commands.       (line  37)
* tags-apropos:                          List Tags.           (line  27)
* tags-loop-continue:                    Tags Search.         (line  31)
* tags-query-replace:                    Tags Search.         (line  36)
* tags-search:                           Tags Search.         (line  25)
* term:                                  Terminal emulator.   (line   6)
* term-char-mode:                        Term Mode.           (line  17)
* term-line-mode:                        Term Mode.           (line  13)
* term-pager-toggle:                     Term Mode.           (line  34)
* tetris:                                Amusements.          (line  55)
* tex-bibtex-file:                       TeX Print.           (line 139)
* tex-buffer:                            TeX Print.           (line  42)
* tex-close-latex-block:                 LaTeX Editing.       (line  28)
* tex-compile:                           TeX Print.           (line 149)
* tex-file:                              TeX Print.           (line 110)
* tex-insert-braces:                     TeX Editing.         (line  47)
* tex-insert-quote:                      TeX Editing.         (line  25)
* tex-kill-job:                          TeX Print.           (line  78)
* tex-latex-block:                       LaTeX Editing.       (line  16)
* tex-mode:                              TeX Mode.            (line   6)
* tex-print:                             TeX Print.           (line  42)
* tex-recenter-output-buffer:            TeX Print.           (line  78)
* tex-region:                            TeX Print.           (line  88)
* tex-terminate-paragraph:               TeX Editing.         (line  54)
* tex-validate-region:                   TeX Editing.         (line  54)
* tex-view:                              TeX Print.           (line  42)
* text-mode:                             Text Mode.           (line   6)
* text-scale-adjust:                     Text Scale.          (line   6)
* text-scale-decrease:                   Text Scale.          (line  19)
* text-scale-increase:                   Text Scale.          (line  19)
* text-scale-mode:                       Text Scale.          (line  28)
* text-scale-set:                        Text Scale.          (line  24)
* thumbs-mode:                           File Conveniences.   (line  41)
* time-stamp:                            Time Stamps.         (line  17)
* timeclock-change:                      Time Intervals.      (line   9)
* timeclock-in:                          Time Intervals.      (line   9)
* timeclock-modeline-display:            Time Intervals.      (line  20)
* timeclock-out:                         Time Intervals.      (line   9)
* timeclock-reread-log:                  Time Intervals.      (line  32)
* timeclock-when-to-leave:               Time Intervals.      (line   9)
* timeclock-workday-remaining:           Time Intervals.      (line   9)
* tmm-menubar:                           Menu Bar.            (line  10)
* toggle-debug-on-error:                 Checklist.           (line 184)
* toggle-enable-multibyte-characters:    Disabling Multibyte. (line  53)
* toggle-gdb-all-registers:              Other GDB Buffers.   (line  18)
* toggle-input-method:                   Select Input Method. (line  30)
* toggle-read-only:                      Misc Buffer.         (line  25)
* toggle-scroll-bar:                     Scroll Bars.         (line  19)
* toggle-truncate-lines:                 Line Truncation.     (line  14)
* tool-bar-mode:                         Tool Bars.           (line  14)
* tooltip-mode:                          Tooltips.            (line  12)
* top-level:                             Quitting.            (line  88)
* tpu-edt-on:                            Emulation.           (line  27)
* transient-mark-mode:                   Disabled Transient Mark.
                                                              (line   6)
* transpose-chars:                       Transpose.           (line  18)
* transpose-lines:                       Transpose.           (line  31)
* transpose-sexps:                       Expressions.         (line  51)
* transpose-words:                       Transpose.           (line  31)
* tty-suppress-bold-inverse-default-colors: Display Custom.   (line  47)
* ucs-insert:                            Inserting Text.      (line  56)
* uncomment-region:                      Comment Commands.    (line  71)
* undigestify-rmail-message:             Rmail Digest.        (line  15)
* undo:                                  Undo.                (line  21)
* undo-only:                             Undo.                (line  28)
* unexpand-abbrev:                       Expanding Abbrevs.   (line  50)
* unforward-rmail-message:               Rmail Reply.         (line  82)
* unhighlight-regexp:                    Highlight Interactively.
                                                              (line  38)
* universal-argument:                    Arguments.           (line  41)
* universal-coding-system-argument:      Text Coding.         (line  39)
* unmorse-region:                        Amusements.          (line  50)
* untabify:                              Just Spaces.         (line  26)
* up-list:                               TeX Editing.         (line  47)
* upcase-region:                         Case.                (line  46)
* upcase-word:                           Case.                (line  24)
* vc-annotate:                           Old Revisions.       (line  79)
* vc-create-tag:                         Revision Tags.       (line  17)
* vc-delete-file:                        VC Delete/Rename.    (line  14)
* vc-diff:                               Old Revisions.       (line  28)
* vc-dir:                                VC Directory Mode.   (line  12)
* vc-dir-mark:                           VC Directory Commands.
                                                              (line  67)
* vc-dir-mark-all-files:                 VC Directory Commands.
                                                              (line  67)
* vc-ediff:                              Old Revisions.       (line  54)
* vc-insert-headers:                     Version Headers.     (line  18)
* vc-next-action:                        Basic VC Editing.    (line  25)
* vc-print-log:                          VC Change Log.       (line  22)
* vc-print-root-log:                     VC Change Log.       (line  35)
* vc-pull:                               VC Pull.             (line  13)
* vc-register:                           Registering.         (line   9)
* vc-rename-file:                        VC Delete/Rename.    (line  21)
* vc-retrieve-tag:                       Revision Tags.       (line  21)
* vc-revert:                             VC Undo.             (line  10)
* vc-revision-other-window:              Old Revisions.       (line  74)
* vc-root-diff:                          Old Revisions.       (line  57)
* vc-update-change-log:                  Change Logs and VC.  (line  18)
* vi-mode:                               Emulation.           (line  39)
* view-buffer:                           View Mode.           (line  18)
* view-echo-area-messages:               Misc Help.           (line  33)
* view-emacs-debugging:                  Help Files.          (line  12)
* view-emacs-FAQ:                        Help Files.          (line  12)
* view-emacs-news:                       Help Files.          (line  12)
* view-emacs-problems:                   Help Files.          (line  12)
* view-emacs-todo:                       Help Files.          (line  12)
* View-exit:                             View Mode.           (line  13)
* view-external-packages:                Help Files.          (line  12)
* view-file:                             View Mode.           (line  18)
* view-hello-file:                       International Chars. (line  18)
* view-lossage:                          Misc Help.           (line  28)
* view-order-manuals:                    Help Files.          (line  12)
* View-quit:                             View Mode.           (line  13)
* view-register:                         Registers.           (line  16)
* vip-mode:                              Emulation.           (line  52)
* viper-mode:                            Emulation.           (line  31)
* visit-tags-table:                      Select Tags Table.   (line   6)
* visual-line-mode:                      Visual Line Mode.    (line  13)
* w32-register-hot-key:                  Windows Keyboard.    (line  26)
* w32-shell-execute:                     Windows Processes.   (line  57)
* w32-unregister-hot-key:                Windows Keyboard.    (line  26)
* wdired-change-to-wdired-mode:          Wdired.              (line   6)
* wdired-finish-edit:                    Wdired.              (line  12)
* what-cursor-position <1>:              International Chars. (line  35)
* what-cursor-position:                  Position Info.       (line  52)
* what-line:                             Position Info.       (line  39)
* what-page:                             Pages.               (line  32)
* where-is:                              Key Help.            (line  24)
* which-function-mode:                   Which Function.      (line  10)
* whitespace-mode:                       Useless Whitespace.  (line  35)
* widen:                                 Narrowing.           (line  46)
* widget-backward:                       Customization Groups.
                                                              (line  50)
* widget-complete:                       Changing a Variable. (line  53)
* widget-forward:                        Customization Groups.
                                                              (line  50)
* windmove-default-keybindings:          Window Convenience.  (line  18)
* windmove-right:                        Window Convenience.  (line  18)
* window-configuration-to-register:      Configuration Registers.
                                                              (line   6)
* winner-mode:                           Window Convenience.  (line   6)
* woman:                                 Man Page.            (line  39)
* word-search-backward:                  Word Search.         (line  34)
* word-search-forward:                   Word Search.         (line  34)
* wordstar-mode:                         Emulation.           (line  67)
* write-abbrev-file:                     Saving Abbrevs.      (line  21)
* write-file:                            Save Commands.       (line  97)
* write-region:                          Misc File Ops.       (line  84)
* xdb:                                   Starting GUD.        (line  36)
* yank:                                  Yanking.             (line  20)
* yank-pop:                              Earlier Kills.       (line  12)
* yank-rectangle:                        Rectangles.          (line  77)
* zap-to-char:                           Other Kill Commands. (line  44)
* zone:                                  Amusements.          (line  61)
* zrgrep:                                Grep Searching.      (line  58)



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